Posted on September 20, 2010. Tags: Barry Bonds, Major League Baseball, Steroids
As a lifelong fan of Major League Baseball, nothing upsets me more than the usage of performance enhancing drugs in the sport. Of course, the integrity of the MLB is not as important as many other issues I discuss on this site, but it does still matter.
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Posted in Baseball, Current Events, Sports
Posted on January 31, 2010. Tags: Hugo Chavez
President Hugo Chavez today congratulated Venezuela’s baseball team Leones del Caracas for Friday’s victory over rivals Navegantes del Magallanes. The team moves on to the Caribbean series to defend its title.
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Posted in Baseball, South America
Posted on January 16, 2010. Tags: Martha Coakley, Scott Brown
The once great MLB pitcher Curt Schilling has been known for his off the cuff remarks and fanatical and ignorant adherence to Republicanism. Schilling has made a number of remarks that can only lead me to believe he does not know what the Republican Party stands for.
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Posted in Barack Obama, Baseball, Brooks Report, Bush Administration, Current Events, Obama Administration, Sports
Posted on November 12, 2009. Tags: Baseball
The 1990s and the 2000s have been dominated by players who have used performance enhancing chemicals. This will forever be known as the steroid era. Just like the spit ball in the early 1900s and amphetamines in the 1970s and 1980s. The Hall of Fame has a few choices to make and only two are rational. They can ignore the steroid use and just judge the statistics for what they are. Or, they can refuse to let any player from this era into the Hall of Fame.
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Posted on November 06, 2009. Tags: Baseball
The Hot Stove league has begun before people had a chance to realize the season was over. My favorite team is the Minnesota Twins and the off season has gotten off to an interesting start. You could look at the trade as a back up outfielder traded for a utility infielder. Another way to look at it is trading a valuable prospect with large potential for a past all star that was demoted to the minors this past season.
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Posted on November 05, 2009. Tags: Baseball
Once again for the 27th time the Yankees are World Series Champions. Their legions of fans are overjoyed. On the flipside, an even larger number of fans are furious. It seems that if you are not a fan of the Yankees then you probably hate them with a violent passion. ESPN or other sports media does not help matters with constant coverage of the team. But why do people hate them so much? Don’t get me wrong I am not a fan of the Yankees, I really don’t like them but I don’t hate them like so many people do.
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