wkelly91 wrote:I usually avoid them...but I posted this thread...not to start the "roid" discussion...but to explore his comeback.
Post by wkelly91 on Fri Jan 02, 2009 3:27 am wrote:Am I the only one who sees him as a glaring example of the "Roid" era...and an glad to see him and all the juicers gone?
Mark McGuire? Jose Canseco? Sammy Sosa? Brady Anderson?
And so many more....they messed up a generation of baseball statistics that will forever cause baseball fans consternation.
Kind of funny when someone contradicts himself in back to back posts. You were not interested in exploring the possibilities of his comeback. You just wanted to get your little jab in about steroids.
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." ~George Carlin
Yoda wrote:Kind of funny when someone contradicts himself in back to back posts. You were not interested in exploring the possibilities of his comeback. You just wanted to get your little jab in about steroids.
Yoda wrote:Kind of funny when someone contradicts himself in back to back posts. You were not interested in exploring the possibilities of his comeback. You just wanted to get your little jab in about steroids.
Holy rubbing salt into wounds Batman!
lame
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that." ~George Carlin
If anybody used any substance which gave them an advantage over another player that was either illegal or against the rules, their stats shouldn't count. Period. All the bonds defenders always point the blame elsewhere. Bonds cheated. Well so did everyone else. Blah blah blah. Pointing the blame at everyone else doesn't make Bonds any more innocent. Bonds having cheated doesn't make the others who cheated innocent either. Bottom line, whoever cheated shouldn't have their stats recognized. That being said, I still think Bonds is a top 10 player of all time without roids. I would love to see him in a Cubs uniform as well. The defense scares me, but I'd take his bat.
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chadlincoln wrote:If anybody used any substance which gave them an advantage over another player that was either illegal or against the rules, their stats shouldn't count. Period. All the bonds defenders always point the blame elsewhere. Bonds cheated. Well so did everyone else. Blah blah blah. Pointing the blame at everyone else doesn't make Bonds any more innocent. Bonds having cheated doesn't make the others who cheated innocent either. Bottom line, whoever cheated shouldn't have their stats recognized. That being said, I still think Bonds is a top 10 player of all time without roids. I would love to see him in a Cubs uniform as well. The defense scares me, but I'd take his bat.
Cool. So throw out Bonds, McGwire, Clemens, Ruth, Aaron, Mays, Rose, Perry, Ford, etc. Right?
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by wkelly91 » Fri Jan 02, 2009 8:07 pm 
