12 Dec 07
With the Mitchell report being released soon, I think it is really interesting to see if different teams react differently. Baltimore just unloaded Tejada, a guy often rumored to have been involved for 5 minor leagers. I think steriods/ steriod accusations majorly effected his trade value.
Bonds is still a free agent and countless others are expected to to be named. I am curious to see if/ how it effects trades and free agency.
13 Dec 07
Originally posted by no1marauderDrugs were still against the law and it gives an unfair competitive advantage. Bonds home run record is a joke. I am glad baseball will no longer push it under the rug.
Why baseball is willing to immolate itself over this non-issue is a mystery to me. If players are breaking the current rules, discipline them, but this "naming and shaming" of players who allegedly did something that wasn't against the rules 5-10 years ago is a farce.
The players cannot claim innocence. Who gets steriods from an on-line perscription perscribed by a dentist? Who lets another guy shoot B-12 into the rear end? The excuses are so stupid it is comical.
13 Dec 07
Originally posted by poundleeRoger is already reported as on the list... breaking news about an hour ago. I was being a gerk.
To be honest, I can't imagine Clemens not being on the list. Of the Red Sox mentioned I would guess Manny is the least likely to be on the list, but we shall see.
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