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Therion said:Good. Now Bud Selig can resign, baseball can hire a hardass, and we can finally move on from this era.
vetsgt02 said:I can think of some players I would love to see take a HGH test. I think there are still 1-3 BIG names who are using and under get a free pass. I could be wrong but I really do not think I am.
Mighty Bombjack said:vetsgt02 said:I can think of some players I would love to see take a HGH test. I think there are still 1-3 BIG names who are using and under get a free pass. I could be wrong but I really do not think I am.
I think you're lowballing your estimate.
ajw said:In related news, from three years ago, HGH has not been shown to improve athletic performance. http://tinyurl.com/yg9x48f
sportscardtheory said:ajw said:In related news, from three years ago, HGH has not been shown to improve athletic performance. http://tinyurl.com/yg9x48f
It's funny to me that players would risk their careers by taking something that doesn't do anything for them. Can you or anyone else who feels that HGH doesn't do anything for you answer me that? Simple question, why do they risk taking it if it doesn't do anything for them?
ajw said:sportscardtheory said:ajw said:In related news, from three years ago, HGH has not been shown to improve athletic performance. http://tinyurl.com/yg9x48f
It's funny to me that players would risk their careers by taking something that doesn't do anything for them. Can you or anyone else who feels that HGH doesn't do anything for you answer me that? Simple question, why do they risk taking it if it doesn't do anything for them?
For the same reason players take substances that are both banned and tested for - they're not that smart.
Who do you think knows more about the effects of HGH, a 23 year old high school graduate who plays baseball for a living a living or a room full of chemists with decades of experience?
Sam Banks said:I doubt Pujols is 260.
Big Papi's way bigger than him.
ajw said:sportscardtheory said:ajw said:In related news, from three years ago, HGH has not been shown to improve athletic performance. http://tinyurl.com/yg9x48f
It's funny to me that players would risk their careers by taking something that doesn't do anything for them. Can you or anyone else who feels that HGH doesn't do anything for you answer me that? Simple question, why do they risk taking it if it doesn't do anything for them?
For the same reason players take substances that are both banned and tested for - they're not that smart.
Who do you think knows more about the effects of HGH, a 23 year old high school graduate who plays baseball for a living a living or a room full of chemists with decades of experience?