Posted on 08/01/2005 8:57:30 AM PDT by nypokerface
Just heard this on the radio. This guy went before Congress and denied he took steroids. What was he thinking? He has a year left in career and he doesn't stop using it. This will probably takes him out of the Hall of Fame.
If this is true, we'll get another media circus reliving the hearings.
This would be the ultimate validation of Canseco, as well.
It's about time to stop calling professional baseball a game and start calling it a business which it is.
Stop with the Hall of Fame crap and start with the Hall of Shame.
It sure would. I'm still holding out hope for now that this is just a bogus rumor someone is spreading around.
That would certainly make more logical sense wrt Raffy's situation.
Are you 100% certain that they said "STEROIDS" and not just "Banned Substances"?
You've got that backwards.
Steroids and then Viagra. The roids is probably why he needed the Viagra.
Yep. The lack of libel suits against Canseco spoke volumes.
BUSH KNEW !!!!!!!!!
It would be nice to have a link about this story.
The station is reporting that he tested positive for steroids.
Maybe he wasn't taking them when he testified :-) Poor, Raffi
I've been checking the ESPN.com site, and no word yet. They are usually among the first with this type of news.
Kind of ironic that Giambi, now that he is hitting well without the roids, and Canseco might turn out to be the overall good guys in all this steroid mess. My, how things can change in a few months.
Ummm .... what the heck are you talking about?
Are you saying foreign "creatures" are the only people with ethical problems? Like the ones who fled Cuba for Miami at the age of 7 and were All-American at Mississippi State?
Just announced on ESPN radio
Would you say the same for Bob Dole?
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