Remember when nig/gas actually cared about PED's?

[Omar 382]

Where have you gone, Alex Rodriguez
Our nation turns its lonely eyes to you
Wu wu wu
What's that you say, Mrs. Robinson
A-Rod has left and gone away
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey

 

[Omar 382]

No you didn't.

Damn, could have sworn I did. But if you say so....

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Wow, you literally are retarded. This is absolutely unbelievable. You cannot possibly be serious.

Hahahaha... I'm dying.

I never said he didn't. Another straw-man. Unbelievable.

Wow... does someone have to turn your computer on for you? Seriously. How do you function in society? I feel bad now for calling an actual retard, retarded.

You should say "unfathomable" again.

 

[richig07]

A-Rod played in 2013, you dipshit.

A-Rod played 44 games in 2013 under the microscope of steroid allegations from his bio-genesis links. LMAO. Under appeal of his suspension.

https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/2013/08/05/alex-rodriguez-timeline/2603923/

Feb. 28, 2010: The New York Daily News reports that Rodriguez could be linked to Tony Galea, a Canadian doctor facing charges for smuggling drugs into the United States.

Dec. 3, 2012: The Yankees announce that the third baseman will undergo surgery to repair his left hip. He is expected to return in 4-6 months, about midway through the 2013 season.

June 4, 2013: ESPN reports that MLB is looking to suspend about 20 players for their connection to the Florida-based Biogenesis clinic. Rodriguez is included on the list.

June 25: After tweeting that he is healthy enough to play, Yankees GM Brian Cashman says that the star "should the (expletive) up."

July 22: Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun receives a 65-game ban for his ties to the Biogenesis lab.

Aug. 5. MLB suspends Rodriguez 211 games. A-Rod appeals and plays Monday.


He was caught before he ever played under the new testing. BAHAHAHAAHAHAHAAH

 

[richig07]

You should say "unfathomable" again.

Nothing folks!

He's got nothing!

BAHAHAHAHA

UNFFFFFATTTTHHHOOMMABLE!

 

[Omar 382]

Every day's an endless stream
Of cigarettes and magazines.
And each town looks the same to me, the movies and the factories
And every stranger's face I see reminds me that I long to be,

Homeward bound,
I wish I was,
Homeward bound,
Home where my thought's escaping,
Home where my music's playing,
Home where my @SlinkyRedfoot lies waiting
Silently for me

 

[soxfan1468927]

Are you a fucking retard? Seriously?

You just should stop. Aaron Judge has always been a freak. Here's high school, you jagaloon.

Clearly he's on first base. Singles hitter in high school? Pussy

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Nothing folks!

He's got nothing!

BAHAHAHAHA

UNFFFFFATTTTHHHOOMMABLE!

Slinky: A player not testing positive for PEDs is not a guarantee that they are not taking them. Look at Alex Rodriguez, he served the longest suspension for PEDs in the history of the sport and never tested positive.

Rich: The testing was way different over a decade ago. The testing got much more stringent in 2013.

Slinky: Rodriguez played in 2013.

Rich: You're retarded.

Slinky: <laughs at Rich>

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Every day's an endless stream
Of cigarettes and magazines.
And each town looks the same to me, the movies and the factories
And every stranger's face I see reminds me that I long to be,

Homeward bound,
I wish I was,
Homeward bound,
Home where my thought's escaping,
Home where my music's playing,
Home where my @SlinkyRedfoot lies waiting
Silently for me

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Damn, could have sworn I did. But if you say so....

FanGraphs is pretty good. I'd just be surprised to see them say something like, "Steroids turn slick fielding players with below average bats into less slick fielding players with weaker bats."

 

[navamind]

Clearly he's on first base. Singles hitter in high school? Pussy

Most obvious sign of roids.

 

[Omar 382]

FanGraphs is pretty good. I'd just be surprised to see them say something like, "Steroids turn slick fielding players with below average bats into less slick fielding players with weaker bats."

It wasn't referring to their overall talent or production. It was looking simply at how many home runs each hit, and how the home run spike can be attributed to dude's who used to hit 5 home runs a year now hitting 20 home runs, instead of dude's who used to hit 40 home runs now hitting 60.

I can find the article for you if you like when I get home and if I feel like it.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

It wasn't referring to their overall talent or production. It was looking simply at how many home runs each hit, and how the home run spike can be attributed to dude's who used to hit 5 home runs a year now hitting 20 home runs, instead of dude's who used to hit 40 home runs now hitting 60.

Gotcha.

 

[Omar 382]

FanGraphs is pretty good. I'd just be surprised to see them say something like, "Steroids turn slick fielding players with below average bats into less slick fielding players with weaker bats."

Somewhat close

"But Hernandez is yet another short guy who has seemingly overcome myth that only big guys can try to hit the ball hard. We might not have any Mark McGwires or Sammy Sosas in this home run revolution, but with guys like Hernandez figuring out how to add some power to their games, this home run spike is much more of a democratic affair."

Good read Cesar Hernandez and the Short-Hitter Power Struggle | FanGraphs Baseball

 

[dougplayer]

It's more of a national league thing. Weaker hitters and all