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I think its funny to be honest...whenever someone has career numbers this is the first thing to come up.
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What are you saying exactly?I think its funny to be honest...whenever someone has career numbers this is the first thing to come up.
What are you saying exactly?
But he tested positive for it! And if it has become so common, and these players know they are going to be tested, how stupid are these guys?Its become so common in baseball that everyone seems to suspect steroids right away. I know I assumed he was taking something so this isnt a huge surprise to me now.
But he tested positive for it! And if it has become so common, and these players know they are going to be tested, how stupid are these guys?
One thing I'm curious about is why baseball thinks it's a good idea to have French Canadians do the final testing. Like they're trustworthy.
Kevin
Anytime I look at it from that standpoint I always revert back to my respect of Jim Thome and his ability to hit without PED's. If the accusation isn't reversed this is going to be a huge hit for baseball. This next generation of "clean" power hitters will be tarnished if one of the biggest and most popular young stars are using PED's.Just heard this a bit ago, what a shame. Pretty much with baseball, it seems that if someone has a good year, you can pretty much guarantee they are on PED's.
I say they just make steroids legal, but push back the fences 200 feet.
It appears as though more facts are coming out now. As noted he popped for both samples in early October. He was then notified weeks later (2 weeks later is what we are hearing) and demanded another test. Passed that other test. So there are 2 theories possible at this time.
1. Those 1st two samples tested were false.
2. In the 2 weeks time that had passed, the "stuff" left his system and he was able to retake the test cleanly.
If in fact it is true that 2 full weeks had passed in between tests, I would find it very hard to believe the credibility of the 1st 2 samples being false positives. Its sad that that is the state of my mental thoughts in regards to this, but the truth is, he is just like every other player that has been popped. Deny it, hope it can be appealed and then deal with it. Its wrong to feel the negative so quickly in these, but the sport has done that to me as a sports fan.
Well there goes all hope for the clean younger generation of baseball.
That's what's always claimed by the player. But of course that's SOP for any athlete who tests positive. You have to deny it before everyone finds out it's true.Do false positives happen often in baseball?