Whats in the bat, Sammy?

[FearTheEars]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

I'll wait til Sammy talks before I post an opinion.

[FearTheEars]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

I'll wait til Sammy talks before I post an opinion.

[Graphik]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

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I'll wait til Sammy talks before I post an opinion.

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He already admitted it to H. Reynolds. He's screwed.

[Graphik]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

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I'll wait til Sammy talks before I post an opinion.

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He already admitted it to H. Reynolds. He's screwed.

[mustardman]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

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1998-66 Homers
1999-63 Homers
2000-50 Homers
2001-64 Homers
2002-49 Homers

This incident now puts his stats in question.

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I am terribly bothered by the state of Major League Baseball. Ethics seems to not be a concern to theirs. They have no problem charging fans ludicrously high fees to watch games, don't care if fans watch the games on television or not, and don't give a damn about how records are broken.

My opinion is that anyone caught cheating in a sport, should be banned from competing in the sport, and have their stats wiped clean. I want to watch games where players are honest, give all they have, and don't mind playing by the rules.

How do we know now that Sammy Sosa hit all those homeruns without a corked bat? I'd say it's a safe bet he hasn't.

[mustardman]

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1998-66 Homers
1999-63 Homers
2000-50 Homers
2001-64 Homers
2002-49 Homers

This incident now puts his stats in question.

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I am terribly bothered by the state of Major League Baseball. Ethics seems to not be a concern to theirs. They have no problem charging fans ludicrously high fees to watch games, don't care if fans watch the games on television or not, and don't give a damn about how records are broken.

My opinion is that anyone caught cheating in a sport, should be banned from competing in the sport, and have their stats wiped clean. I want to watch games where players are honest, give all they have, and don't mind playing by the rules.

How do we know now that Sammy Sosa hit all those homeruns without a corked bat? I'd say it's a safe bet he hasn't.

[MaddenMan]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

"How do we know now that Sammy Sosa hit all those homeruns without a corked bat? I'd say it's a safe bet he hasn't."


Your damned right, I only consider McGuire and Bonds HR kings now.

[MaddenMan]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

"How do we know now that Sammy Sosa hit all those homeruns without a corked bat? I'd say it's a safe bet he hasn't."


Your damned right, I only consider McGuire and Bonds HR kings now.

[Neolithic]

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"How do we know now that Sammy Sosa hit all those homeruns without a corked bat? I'd say it's a safe bet he hasn't."

Your damned right, I only consider McGuire and Bonds HR kings now.



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and who says they haven't used corked bats?

and don't just say they are above that. Because until tonight, as far as anyone was concerned, Sosa was too.

[Neolithic]

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"How do we know now that Sammy Sosa hit all those homeruns without a corked bat? I'd say it's a safe bet he hasn't."

Your damned right, I only consider McGuire and Bonds HR kings now.



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and who says they haven't used corked bats?

and don't just say they are above that. Because until tonight, as far as anyone was concerned, Sosa was too.

[fsquid]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

Sosa will still be in the hall of fame, he will still be a loved figure, he will still keep his endorsements. Hell, the guys on baseball tonight reported it as if it was just a funny act.

[fsquid]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

Sosa will still be in the hall of fame, he will still be a loved figure, he will still keep his endorsements. Hell, the guys on baseball tonight reported it as if it was just a funny act.

[avh00a]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

I too was suprised at how lightly they were treating it.

[avh00a]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

I too was suprised at how lightly they were treating it.

[bryan_05]

Re: Whats in the bat, Sammy?

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1998-66 Homers
1999-63 Homers
2000-50 Homers
2001-64 Homers
2002-49 Homers

This incident now puts his stats in question.

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I am terribly bothered by the state of Major League Baseball. Ethics seems to not be a concern to theirs. They have no problem charging fans ludicrously high fees to watch games, don't care if fans watch the games on television or not, and don't give a damn about how records are broken.

My opinion is that anyone caught cheating in a sport, should be banned from competing in the sport, and have their stats wiped clean. I want to watch games where players are honest, give all they have, and don't mind playing by the rules.

How do we know now that Sammy Sosa hit all those homeruns without a corked bat? I'd say it's a safe bet he hasn't.

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calm down, its just one guy. and you say things about charging high fees? Have you been to a NBA or NFL game recently, those ARE much, much more expensive.

AND no one knows who has corked bats until they break, maybe McGwire and Bonds were on steroids, maybe not.