So the NY Times outed Sammy Sosa as one of the players testing positive for steroids back in 2003. Worst-kept secret in baseball. OF COURSE he was juiced! One look at his pineapple-shaped, acne-scarred face would've told you that.
Worse yet, his new-found power at the plate just masked his increasingly erratic outfield play. Even today, I doubt he knows the meaning of "hit the cut-off man..." Still, Cubs fans adored Sammy and many are still defending him this morning on talk radio. Losers.
Don't you wonder why the story broke in a New York newspaper, not in the Chicago Tribune? Oh wait. The Trib and the Cubs share a dwarfish owner. Silly question.
Tri-Brother wonders how many triathlon age-groupers heading to Kona would pass a drug test. It's a good question, these days.
1 comment:
Great post!
MLB knew those guys were dopers. They didn't care because they needed butts in the seats after the strike had fans saying FU to MLB. Two words: Bud Selig.
Dopers in Kona? My guess would be 30-40% clean. Testing needs to happen in our sport. EVERYONE!
Great, great post.
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