January 16, 200719 yr Got you, but doing it as a kid is MUCH different than doing it as an adult. Yes it is and he's 24 and can earn roughly $50-80M over his career if he has some sort of edge while we can only post on here about pro sports, which is a bigger difference than age.
January 16, 200719 yr Yes it is and he's 24 and can earn roughly $50-80M over his career if he has some sort of edge while we can only post on here about pro sports, which is a bigger difference than age. That other thread giving you ideas? I read that and I'm not sure how to respond. Money talks.
January 16, 200719 yr That other thread giving you ideas? I read that and I'm not sure how to respond. Money talks. I didn't read the other one yet, I just know that these guys are ultra competetive and they earn money based on performance. I agree that he did wrong and was caught twice, but I don't know what I would tell a 24 year old friend of mine that has a chance to earn $60M in the next 8 years if he asked me about performance enhancers.
January 16, 200719 yr That's a pretty fair assessment. I will never forget Billy Hatcher using a corked bat, Sammy Sosa using a corked bat, Big Mac and Bonds are cheaters, and whenever I think of any of these athletes that's the first thing I think of. The baseball HOF voters apparently feel the same way. When I was growing up I cheated in anything I played (pick up games). Winning was that important to me. It still is, however, I have come to realize that if you have to cheat to win than the win isn't authentic. It didn't come from being better, playing harder, or getting lucky. It came from cheating. I grew up. Apparently some of these athletes didn't. So can I assume that you consider yourself a cheater?
January 16, 200719 yr So can I assume that you consider yourself a cheater? I've already had this discussion.
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