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Is there a possibility of indictments if you are on this list. What does it mean to be on the list ? What will the consequences be ?
No HOF I assume, for one. How far will it go ?
just hope pudge isnt on it. i know his production isnt even that great compared to others rumored to have taken anything, but you never know. He's my favorite player, just hope all is good in tigerville.
Is there a possibility of indictments if you are on this list. What does it mean to be on the list ? What will the consequences be ?
No HOF I assume, for one. How far will it go ?
Clemens being outed isn't much of a surprise. I'd like to believe a power pitcher could keep going strong into his 40's.
Now you gotta wonder about Nolan Ryan . . .
Do not speak such things!!!
Nah. Nolan was just hopped up on Advil and Rudy's bar-b-que sauce.
can't we just pretend this didn't happen and keep the entire focus on Bonds?
I'm just glad Cal Ripken's name didn't turn up. Everyone in Baltimore would had probably jumped into the Chesapeake Bay.
Mr. Kermit- I am being quite serious when I say that every sport in America uses anabolic steroids & testosterone injections...Women’s track, baseball pitchers, fly weight boxers, bicyclists, swimmers....There are designer enhancement products for every need...Speed, taking weight off, recovery from injuries...
Sports doctors know this stuff inside & out...The drugs keep getting better & better...What I object to is that BALCO has designed them for the sole purpose of beating the available testing methods...
There's a difference betwenn non-medical and medical steriod usage. Use your brain and figure out which one the players in that list are accused of taking. I know that every sport uses them; that's the point of this investigation, is it not? To root out the use and to make changes to end their "illegal" usage?
only Met named was former Met Paul Lo Duca, who sucked...
-Mars
Nolie was just a freak of nature...
Ask Robin Ventura...
Well Sen. Mitc did say just because you weren't on the list, doesn't mean there aren't more. That's just the result of two people that turned states evidence and testified. I doubt just two people were supplying the entire league.
Thank god they had steroids. Selig and the owners turned a blind eye to it for the money. After the strike the owners were bleeding money and baseball was in trouble, much like the NHL now. Say what you want, but Sosa/McGuire put the meat back in the seats.
The NHL should be so lucky to have such a simple solution.
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