February 7, 200917 yr Not at all. There won't be an out cry like there was when Bonds was first found out.
February 7, 200917 yr Just one more reason, I feel MLB is at a pivotal crossroad in credibility right now. The salaries are exorbitant, the steroids, smaller markets and free-agency. When you combine them all, fans will eventually say "Enough" A-Rod is/was one of the most idolized MLB players and possible, will end up being the HR leader before retiring. His physique has certainly changed over the years and if accurate, just begs to ask "Is there anyone clean". If true, just another sad day for this great game I love.
February 7, 200917 yr I'm a little suprised but not shocked. It is what it is IMO. The era will always be tainted and I hate it for the few that weren't on them. The HR's etc I'm mixed on. I don't think they hit as many if they weren't juicing but they are the best in the world at what they do. Roids don't help hit a curve ball or a 95mph fastball. It was crazy the way Bonds just hit everything out that was a strike. His patience impressed me more than anything. It would be scary how many he would have if there weren"t walks. The pitchers were juiced too! I'm dissapointed as I'm an ARod fan.
February 7, 200917 yr Just makes me think that A LOT more players were using steroids. Not surprised, though.
February 7, 200917 yr It'll be interesting to see if the names of the other 103 players who tested positive will also be released. I can't stand any of these cheaters, but I don't think it's fair to release just one name (A-Rod) of a list of 104 just because his is the most prominent name.
February 7, 200917 yr It'll be interesting to see if the names of the other 103 players who tested positive will also be released. I can't stand any of these cheaters, but I don't think it's fair to release just one name (A-Rod) of a list of 104 just because his is the most prominent name.:cry: This is an alarming number. Makes one wonder what the unions work so hard to protect, the Players themselves or the conduct they want to stay hidden.
February 7, 200917 yr Did Canseco say that ARod was one of the steroid users?If I recall, Canseco said he introduced A-Rod to a supplier or connection, regarding steroids. He even added, than A-Rod found Ms. Canseco quite appealing, if you understand my point. If I recall correctly.
February 7, 200917 yr :cry: This is an alarming number. Makes one wonder what the unions work so hard to protect, the Players themselves or the conduct they want to stay hidden. The union, the owners, the players, top levels of MLB management - they are all responsible for turning America's greatest game into a festering eyesore and farce.
February 7, 200917 yr If I recall, Canseco said he introduced A-Rod to a supplier or connection, regarding steroids. He even added, than A-Rod found Ms. Canseco quite appealing, if you understand my point. If I recall correctly. So by and large just about everything Conseco claimed in his book has been validated, despite the screams of innocence by many of those mentioned.
February 7, 200917 yr So by and large just about everything Conseco claimed in his book has been validated, despite the screams of innocence by many of those mentioned.I can't be sure on most but the once vilified Canseco, is getting a lot of credibility with each passing day. If A-Rod has been taking, like Bonds and others, then where has the quality control gone, from each MLB franchise and union?
February 7, 200917 yr Like I've always said - they're all guilty :thumb: Yes, Rose, Bonds, Clemens, etc. shoudl be in the Hall of Fame.
February 7, 200917 yr So many people are getting busted that I feel like soon results are going to come out that I took steroids in 2003.
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