Suspicions arose concerning Sanchez' steriod usage when, in a recent game at the plate, Sanchez laid down a beautiful drag bunt that caromed off the right-center field wall.
MMoNeY24 wrote:Blah, blah, blah whatever. Nobody wants to hear Sanchez' or anyone elses stories and when you get tested positive, theres a 99% chance it's true. If anyone saw Pudge get interviewed during that Tigers ST game a couple days ago you know he was talking out of his @$$ when asked about it.
It's not 99% chance it's true. Fasle positive rates on these tests run from about 5 to 15 percent, so anywhere form 1 out of every 20 to one out of every 7 will show steroid use when none took place.
But you can rest assured it will almost 100% "career ruined" when MLB publishes the names. And if it is found out that Sanchez didn't take anything, it won't be front page news thats for sure. People don't "Care" about that, just so long as they get to point thier finger.
MMoNeY24 wrote:Blah, blah, blah whatever. Nobody wants to hear Sanchez' or anyone elses stories and when you get tested positive, theres a 99% chance it's true. If anyone saw Pudge get interviewed during that Tigers ST game a couple days ago you know he was talking out of his @$$ when asked about it.
It's not 99% chance it's true. Fasle positive rates on these tests run from about 5 to 15 percent, so anywhere form 1 out of every 20 to one out of every 7 will show steroid use when none took place.
But you can rest assured it will almost 100% "career ruined" when MLB publishes the names. And if it is found out that Sanchez didn't take anything, it won't be front page news thats for sure. People don't "Care" about that, just so long as they get to point thier finger.
Alex Sanchez had a career? April Fools is over, wrveres.
MMoNeY24 wrote:Blah, blah, blah whatever. Nobody wants to hear Sanchez' or anyone elses stories and when you get tested positive, theres a 99% chance it's true. If anyone saw Pudge get interviewed during that Tigers ST game a couple days ago you know he was talking out of his @$$ when asked about it.
It's not 99% chance it's true. Fasle positive rates on these tests run from about 5 to 15 percent, so anywhere form 1 out of every 20 to one out of every 7 will show steroid use when none took place.
But you can rest assured it will almost 100% "career ruined" when MLB publishes the names. And if it is found out that Sanchez didn't take anything, it won't be front page news thats for sure. People don't "Care" about that, just so long as they get to point thier finger.
Alex Sanchez had a career? April Fools is over, wrveres.
willieroe wrote:Suspicions arose concerning Sanchez' steriod usage when, in a recent game at the plate, Sanchez laid down a beautiful drag bunt that caromed off the right-center field wall.