gmarutiak
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But...but...Bud Selig told me the steroid era ended several years ago!?!?!?
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Unfortunately, as long as players will continue to be morons and take PEDs, despite knowledge of MLB's rules and testing, these investigations will continue.Sigh... Is there no end to this drama?
I still blame MLB for all of this. The league knew what the players were doing in the Steroid Era. It wasnt until after most retired that they changed the rules against some of the banned substances. The players saw what it did for the players in the 90's and said lets try and see if we get caught.
Personally, if these guys want to take something that is going to mess up their bodies in the long run, let them ruin their own lives. Is it hurting anyone but them.
Also it still takes an athlete to hit a 100 mph fastball, juice or no juice.
Unfortunately, as long as players will continue to be morons and take PEDs, despite knowledge of MLB's rules and testing, these investigations will continue.
It blows my mind that some players are still stupid enough to take the chance of being caught. And that they would use a clinic that knows the players' names, instead of buying the PEDs anonymously through someone else who can't be linked back to them.
I have no sympathy for the players, if they are guilty.
No Orioles, good. Sad day for baseball though (again).
Excellent post.
I'm pretty much indifferent to these stories anymore. The sad part is that these teams will be losing key players in the future if this guy is even telling truth.
Just like I said with Bonds and I'll say it with ARod, drugs or not, still two of the greatest players to ever play the game.
What he did was no different than celebrities who try to buy back stuff they don't want the public to see.
The government said they weren't getting involved so now it's between employer and employee and will ultimately be decided in court from the player's appeals if MLB decides to suspend them.
Without positive tests (or maybe criminal convictions), I believe the labor deal with the MLBPA and MLB will be a huge hurdle for suspensions to be handed down.
"In exchange for Bosch's full cooperation, sources said, Major League Baseball will drop the lawsuit it filed against Bosch in March; indemnify him for any liability arising from his cooperation; provide personal security for him and even put in a good word with any law enforcement agency that may bring charges against him.".
I guess all you have to do is get a note book, write some names down, dollar amounts and we can call that evidence.
I was thinking the same thing. Without positive tests it might be difficult to do anything with any info gained from this. Other than to scrutinize the players even closer, and maybe have some failed testing eventually.
lol when it's the truth and backed by the players trying to buy it and keep it from the mlb, it is evidence.
Why are you guys protecting the cheaters. Let them get caught. Why is this a personal thing for some?
I had friends using roids in HS, back in 86, one went on to play at usc and 8-9 years in the nfl. These guys are doing it now too. and with better stuff.
Let them get caught and move on.