Any doubt that Helton will turn it around still?

[CubsFan7724]

Not unless he starts using Roids again or finds a supplement for the Roids!

you don't hit .340 because of roids.

You're a moron.

-Ken Caminiti

excuse me, but so are you.

Ken Caminiti was a career .274 hitter that had ONE Season when he hit .326. Other than that ONE season, he was lucky to sniff .300 on a regular basis. (excuse the pun)
Ken Caminitti was on a daily cocktail of illicit drugs, Ken would even take the field wacked out on coke, and those were the things that killed him. To say that steriods made him better is naive. To say that he died of steriods is naive. The same goes for Alzedo. enough of that rant.

Now, Todd Helton on the other hand has been one of the most consitent .330 hitters for the better part of 5 or 6 years running, and to say that it is because of steriods, when he is clearly hiding an injury, makes YOU sound like a .. ..

Moron ..

-ME

I'm quite sure steroids made Caminiti better for that one year.

[Strasil42]

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[quote]R.I.P Ken Caminniti

And if you're going to use a dead persons name, at least spell it correctly[/quote]

haha, gotta love how he just called you a moron and then replies with that.

[Kingctb27]

he's still on my bench

I don't have better option (Huff, no!! Utley, no!!)

Hrmm, I would think Utley is a better option than Helton right now.....

[BobbyRoberto]

Against a lefty today, Helton was 0 for 4. He had some good games the last week but he needs to do something against left-handed pitching to officially be back.

[bd3521]

Guy has a point though, since steriods help your muscle reflexes as well as your power, and that's why a lot of people experience a much higher average.

Even more importantly it feeds your ego and you feel like your the man at the plate. (at least thats what Canseco said helped many roiders', mentally, Big Mac for example)

[TheYanks04]

All you need to look at is Giambi and Bonds numbers. Just from a common sense point of view, that 20+ HRs that no are now fly outs to the wrning track will reduce the avg by 20+/600 ABs a season or roughly 30 points.

[ravenmad22]

All you need to look at is Giambi and Bonds numbers. Just from a common sense point of view, that 20+ HRs that no are now fly outs to the wrning track will reduce the avg by 20+/600 ABs a season or roughly 30 points.

Giambi sucks. Bonds #'s are irrelevant because he hasn't been playing at all this year. Honestly, if Bonds comes back this year, I believe his #'s will be completely dominant like usual.

[Padres y Tacos]

Not unless he starts using Roids again or finds a supplement for the Roids!

you don't hit .340 because of roids.

You're a moron.

-Ken Caminiti

excuse me, but so are you.

Ken Caminiti was a career .274 hitter that had ONE Season when he hit .326. Other than that ONE season, he was lucky to sniff .300 on a regular basis. (excuse the pun)
Ken Caminitti was on a daily cocktail of illicit drugs, Ken would even take the field wacked out on coke, and those were the things that killed him. To say that steriods made him better is naive. To say that he died of steriods is naive. The same goes for Alzedo. enough of that rant.

Now, Todd Helton on the other hand has been one of the most consitent .330 hitters for the better part of 5 or 6 years running, and to say that it is because of steriods, when he is clearly hiding an injury, makes YOU sound like a .. ..

Moron ..

-ME

I think you should read your last post again, wrveres. It is hard to take your argument seriously when you switch from "It wouldn't surprise me at all if he is hiding an injury. accuing him of steriods is just plain stupid," to "he is clearly hiding an injury."
It has been said that using absolutes as a crutch is the clearest indicator of nonsense. Pretty weak.

[djack909]

I have had to bench Helton for Ibanez for weeks. I'm wondering how Shelton, Howard, or Willy Mo would look like on my bench?