23 Mar 05
Originally posted by sasquatch672This is where it gets interesting. He denied knowingly taking steroids to a grand jury. His ex-mistress has testified that he admitted to her that he was taking steroids. Can we say "perjury."
Ha ha. No record for Barry. That's the way it should be. When the focus peels off of Mark McGwire, it'll return to Barry Bonds - -who has admitted he used steroids. I hope he never plays again. I wouldn't mind too much if he ends up in a wheelchair.
23 Mar 05
Originally posted by kirksey957Well his ex-mistress didn't come out with the facts until Barry told her goodbye and left her with a mortgage on a house to finish paying off. I wouldn't put much stock in the word of a scorned whore.
This is where it gets interesting. He denied knowingly taking steroids to a grand jury. His ex-mistress has testified that he admitted to her that he was taking steroids. Can we say "perjury."
23 Mar 05
Originally posted by sasquatch672Why? He's a grown, adult man in a supposedly free country; why do you care what he does with his own body?
He admitted he took steroids. He said he did it unknowingly. This from a guy who measured his food intake with a scale. He took 'em, he knew he took 'em, and he should be banned.
24 Mar 05
Originally posted by sasquatch672Wow!
Canseco, Giambi, Bonds -.
What a prolific lack of imagination.
Do you really think that when millions of dollars are at stake, EVERY MOTHERS SON doesn't do drugs? And/or screw the coaches daughter?
Wow. That is a real lack of imagination.
Does anyone think that the average NFL lineman has gone from 288 lbs to 342 lbs between 1970 and today without steroids?
That is more than ten thousand human athletes. In one sport.
I'm really sure that the other millionaire athletes don't do drugs. Snork.
26 Mar 05
Originally posted by no1marauderIt's not about what he does with his own body. It's about whether baseball should let a cheat'n bastard like Bonds sit higher in the record books than real legends like Hank Aaron or Babe Ruth.
Why? He's a grown, adult man in a supposedly free country; why do you care what he does with his own body?
26 Mar 05
Originally posted by BigDoggProblemSelf-righteous tripe; if he beats their records he beats their records. I could care less what he did with his own body; Babe Ruth consumed tons of illegal substances (booze during prohibition) and no one cared. Or should the Bambino's records be taken away also?
It's not about what he does with his own body. It's about whether baseball should let a cheat'n bastard like Bonds sit higher in the record books than real legends like Hank Aaron or Babe Ruth.