Monday, August 06, 2007

It's kind of funny how the pitcher who gave up Barry Bond's record-tying 755th homerun tested positive for steroids in 2005.

Baseball's starting to look a lot like cycling.

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  1. I want to make a comment, but nothing comes to mind. I am not sure we would have many players in US sports if there was drug testing to the degree that cyclist are tested. I am not sure there would be many therapists either....
    not meeee only the prescription kind.

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  2. And, the characters are the same as in cycling: General Manager Kevin Towers said: "It's good the names are out there. Public disclosures are going to be beneficial. I hope it embarrasses the heck out of them."

    Embarrass the heck. That's what I call accountability. No more of that 2 year ban.

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  3. I have a question. Which is worse for him, testing positive for steroids or being optioned to the minors?

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  4. Not to mentioned he has, or should have, no more "heck" in him...having had it embarrassed out of him and all.

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