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It doesn't matter,MLB signed papers that said these would be classified documents that no one would ever see and that they would never get in trouble for using it at the time.I' sure there will be atleast one Red Sox player named in the 112 players on the list,maybe even Manny Ramirez.I think he should sue the hell out of MLB for releasing those forms -
I'm a Red Sox fan, so I'm not going to give him much benefit of the doubt, but for him to act all contrite and claim he only used from 2001-2003, then turn around and blame it all on the SI reporter that uncovered it just suggests to me that perhaps the only thing he's sorry about is that he got caught.Leave a comment:
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He only admitted it because he saw the difference between what happened to Clemens and Bonds vs Petitte and Giambi. The world begs to forgive but will punish those that give them the opportunity to. If Clemens and Bonds hadn't been so arrogant they wouldn't be under the pile of crap they are now. If it hadn't been for that he would have denied it all the way.Leave a comment:
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Torre's just a jerk,he kissed his *** when he was there and now writes this crap.Have the balls and decency to say it to his face man to man,even Jeter didn't think it was rightMore news of a different sort. I also read an article where Joe Torre is writing a book about his Yankee years and does not put him in a good light. Apparently, talks about some of the team calling him A-Fraud and that he delt with a Derek Jeter obsession. Doesn't seem like a good year to be Alex Rodriquez.
Now about the roids,if you read ESPN today it says those were private tests and weren't suppose to be released,it wasn't wrong to do it at the time and there was no penalty for it.So if he did it who cares? so did all of baseball.I'm sure he hasn't done it since and I bet he's been tested 100's of times after thatLeave a comment:
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More news of a different sort. I also read an article where Joe Torre is writing a book about his Yankee years and does not put him in a good light. Apparently, talks about some of the team calling him A-Fraud and that he delt with a Derek Jeter obsession. Doesn't seem like a good year to be Alex Rodriquez.Leave a comment:
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I expect many of the other names on that 100+ player list of positive tests in 2003 will be leaked. What's particularly shocking is that someone from the players' union allegedly tipped A-Rod off when he was going to be randomly tested in 2004.Leave a comment:
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Baseball, for me, ended when they went on strike in 1994. Up to that point, I loved everything about it. For some reason, everything about it seems to reek, now. Believe me, I've tried, but it just isn't the same.
I still love Baseball, but not MLB.Leave a comment:
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As somebody who has studied baseball stats since I was a kid, I've doubted just about everyone's numbers from over the past 15 years. I always hope that Griffey, Frank Thomas, and a few others did it legit, but I have my doubts about everybody.Leave a comment:
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It just never stops. Baseball created these monsters and now its all coming out in the open. This is for wanting the homerun ball and paying these guys all that crazy money.
I'm a Yankee fan and I totally dislike A-Rod. He's not a team player never was never will be IMO. I saw him staying in NY as an opportunity for him to break the Homerun record one day and make the Hall of Fame as a Yankee so he'll have commercial value long after his baseball career is over.
He was part of that Seattle team with all those great players and wound up with no rings. He went to a horrible Texas team were he just put up big numbers for big pay.
Then he came here and the Yankees have been clueless in the playoffs and last year failed to make it. Not that I'm putting the Blame all on him but he's clueless at the Plate during Playoff time and not in any shape a form some one to fear in the crunch in a big game.
Now I have to hear him cry all season long!!! Bull**** **** A-ROD!!!!!......Leave a comment:


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