We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

[cub]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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Erod said:
C'mon, that guys so juiced up, it's ridiculous. He's a roid freak. Somebody needs to take their Cubs jersey off for a second.

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Again, he got big in his mid-20s.

Bonds got big in his mid-30s.

Sosa changed his batting stance, and his homers took off.

Bonds got massive, and his homers took off.

Sosa hasn't been implicated in anything (except a corked bat).

Bonds has.

Yes, obviously Sosa's guilty and Bonds is just "talented."

[Freelance]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

How can they implicate him if they don't test him. Baseball has no legitimate testing. The only reason Bonds got nailed is because of his dumb supplier.

As Kenny Rogers said, "You've got to be a moron to get caught taking steroids in baseball."

People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

Ruben Sierra did the same thing here in Texas. He put on about 25 pounds over an offseason.

[Freelance]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

How can they implicate him if they don't test him. Baseball has no legitimate testing. The only reason Bonds got nailed is because of his dumb supplier.

As Kenny Rogers said, "You've got to be a moron to get caught taking steroids in baseball."

People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

Ruben Sierra did the same thing here in Texas. He put on about 25 pounds over an offseason.

[Freelance]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

How can they implicate him if they don't test him. Baseball has no legitimate testing. The only reason Bonds got nailed is because of his dumb supplier.

As Kenny Rogers said, "You've got to be a moron to get caught taking steroids in baseball."

People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

Ruben Sierra did the same thing here in Texas. He put on about 25 pounds over an offseason.

[cub]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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Erod said:
People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

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1996. I distinctly remember.

That year he hit .273 with 40 HR.

The next year (the same size) he hit .251 with 36 HR.

The next year (still the same size) he changed his batting stance and hit .308 with 66 HR.

Followed by .320/50 and .328/64. All at the same size he was back in 1996.

[cub]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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Erod said:
People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

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1996. I distinctly remember.

That year he hit .273 with 40 HR.

The next year (the same size) he hit .251 with 36 HR.

The next year (still the same size) he changed his batting stance and hit .308 with 66 HR.

Followed by .320/50 and .328/64. All at the same size he was back in 1996.

[cub]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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Erod said:
People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

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1996. I distinctly remember.

That year he hit .273 with 40 HR.

The next year (the same size) he hit .251 with 36 HR.

The next year (still the same size) he changed his batting stance and hit .308 with 66 HR.

Followed by .320/50 and .328/64. All at the same size he was back in 1996.

[Freelance]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

I'm not saying he didn't become a better power hitter through experience.

But he's still on steroids. It's pretty obvious, especially in his facial features. Look at his jaw and his forehead, then look at a picture of him from his early years.

We all change, but not our skull structures.

[Freelance]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

I'm not saying he didn't become a better power hitter through experience.

But he's still on steroids. It's pretty obvious, especially in his facial features. Look at his jaw and his forehead, then look at a picture of him from his early years.

We all change, but not our skull structures.

[Freelance]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

I'm not saying he didn't become a better power hitter through experience.

But he's still on steroids. It's pretty obvious, especially in his facial features. Look at his jaw and his forehead, then look at a picture of him from his early years.

We all change, but not our skull structures.

[cub]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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Erod said:
I'm not saying he didn't become a better power hitter through experience.

But he's still on steroids. It's pretty obvious, especially in his facial features. Look at his jaw and his forehead, then look at a picture of him from his early years.

We all change, but not our skull structures.

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I think you're seeing something that's not there. Got pictures?

[cub]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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Erod said:
I'm not saying he didn't become a better power hitter through experience.

But he's still on steroids. It's pretty obvious, especially in his facial features. Look at his jaw and his forehead, then look at a picture of him from his early years.

We all change, but not our skull structures.

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I think you're seeing something that's not there. Got pictures?

[cub]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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Erod said:
I'm not saying he didn't become a better power hitter through experience.

But he's still on steroids. It's pretty obvious, especially in his facial features. Look at his jaw and his forehead, then look at a picture of him from his early years.

We all change, but not our skull structures.

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I think you're seeing something that's not there. Got pictures?

[dieselboy]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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cub said:
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Erod said:
People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

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1996. I distinctly remember.

That year he hit .273 with 40 HR.

The next year (the same size) he hit .251 with 36 HR.

The next year (still the same size) he changed his batting stance and hit .308 with 66 HR.

Followed by .320/50 and .328/64. All at the same size he was back in 1996.

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But remember..Sosa used to be a speedy guy.

Used to steal bases, and didn't hit many HRs.

Now he is the complete opposite.

[dieselboy]

Re: We should kill baseball altogether, then bring it back in five years

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cub said:
</font><blockquote><font class="small">Quote:</font><hr />
Erod said:
People just don't add that kind of muscle as quickly as Sosa did. This hasn't been gradual. He showed up one year, and he was huge.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

1996. I distinctly remember.

That year he hit .273 with 40 HR.

The next year (the same size) he hit .251 with 36 HR.

The next year (still the same size) he changed his batting stance and hit .308 with 66 HR.

Followed by .320/50 and .328/64. All at the same size he was back in 1996.

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But remember..Sosa used to be a speedy guy.

Used to steal bases, and didn't hit many HRs.

Now he is the complete opposite.