maybe raffy was right... (Tejada Charged)

[17 Seconds]

Wow. We should start a pool for who we think the next big name that's going to be linked to steroids.

 

I'm still praying for it to be Jeter

[Derwood]

David Ortiz

[Hairyducked Idiot]

Wow. We should start a pool for who we think the next big name that's going to be linked to steroids.

 

I'm still praying for it to be Jeter

 

oh my yes.

[wade]

Kevin Brown.

[Fro]

I'm guessing he'll probably get deported even if he avoids jail time... maybe they'll pull some strings if he rats on enough people.

[TruffleShuffle]

I'm guessing he'll probably get deported even if he avoids jail time... maybe they'll pull some strings if he rats on enough people.

 

i have a hard time believing that a guy who is currently in the major leagues will rat on his fellow players.

[17 Seconds]

Wow. We should start a pool for who we think the next big name that's going to be linked to steroids.

 

I'm still praying for it to be Jeter

 

oh my yes.

 

It would be epic to see how the media reacted to that

[XZero771679666304]

Wow. We should start a pool for who we think the next big name that's going to be linked to steroids.

 

I'm still praying for it to be Jeter

 

oh my yes.

 

It would be epic to see how the media reacted to that

 

The Bronx would implode.

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

While not a current big name, I wouldn't be surprised if Bagwell's name was on that list somewhere. And just because I never liked him, I wish Biggio's would be too.

[fromthestretch]

While he's not really a big name these days, I would not be the least bit surprised if Troy Percival was a user at some point in his career.

[fromthestretch]

I'm guessing he'll probably get deported even if he avoids jail time... maybe they'll pull some strings if he rats on enough people.

 

i have a hard time believing that a guy who is currently in the major leagues will rat on his fellow players.

 

He'll just wait until his career is over and write a tell-all book about it.

[Derwood]

Wow. We should start a pool for who we think the next big name that's going to be linked to steroids.

 

I'm still praying for it to be Jeter

 

oh my yes.

 

It would be epic to see how the media reacted to that

 

The Bronx would implode.

 

they'd figure out how to blame it on A-Rod and/or the Red Sox

[TruffleShuffle]

how has nobody found any evidence on bret boone? aside from giambi i think he might have been the most obvious steroid user of all.

[wade]

how has nobody found any evidence on bret boone? aside from giambi i think he might have been the most obvious steroid user of all.

 

Brady Anderson, Gabe Kapler too?

[Clem Fandango]

Luis Gonzalez, Shawn Green, the Giles Brothers are my immediate names that come to mind as potential roid users

[CubinNY]

Joe Borowski says hello :wave: from steroids-made-me-millions-land.

 

The dude was out of baseball and pitching in Mexico when he magically found 10 mph on his fastball at age of 29.

 

Edit: According to bbreference he's made $13,000,000 during his career.

 

Yep, I would do steroids too if at age 37 I would have made that much money.

[hardcorecubfan]

Tejada, hmmm wonder what the first clue was? The quick weight and muscle gain or the winning of the homerun derby by a shortstop? When he popped up as leading the league in homers should have been a warning to test him

[Derwood]

Tejada, hmmm wonder what the first clue was? The quick weight and muscle gain or the winning of the homerun derby by a shortstop? When he popped up as leading the league in homers should have been a warning to test him

 

that's not how testing works

[wade]

Tejada, hmmm wonder what the first clue was? The quick weight and muscle gain or the winning of the homerun derby by a shortstop? When he popped up as leading the league in homers should have been a warning to test him

 

that's not how testing works

 

It was in Salem, circa the late 17th century.

[rocket]

Tejada, hmmm wonder what the first clue was? The quick weight and muscle gain or the winning of the homerun derby by a shortstop? When he popped up as leading the league in homers should have been a warning to test him

 

so using this thought process, it's fair to assume that you believe ernie banks used steroids in 1958 and 1960?

[cubbinalltheway]

While not a current big name, I wouldn't be surprised if Bagwell's name was on that list somewhere. And just because I never liked him, I wish Biggio's would be too.

how can you not like craig biggio?

 

agreed on bagwell.

[fromthestretch]

Tejada, hmmm wonder what the first clue was? The quick weight and muscle gain or the winning of the homerun derby by a shortstop? When he popped up as leading the league in homers should have been a warning to test him

 

Tejada never led the league in homers. He's never finished higher than seventh in the league in HR.

[seanimal]

While not a current big name, I wouldn't be surprised if Bagwell's name was on that list somewhere. And just because I never liked him, I wish Biggio's would be too.

 

maybe we can round out the trifecta, and get lance "fat elvis" berkman on there as well

[vance_the_cubs_fan]

While not a current big name, I wouldn't be surprised if Bagwell's name was on that list somewhere. And just because I never liked him, I wish Biggio's would be too.

 

maybe we can round out the trifecta, and get lance "fat elvis" berkman on there as well

 

 

I think he just injects himself with bavarian cream.

[ConstableRabbit]

While not a current big name, I wouldn't be surprised if Bagwell's name was on that list somewhere. And just because I never liked him, I wish Biggio's would be too.

how can you not like craig biggio?

 

agreed on bagwell.

His tendency to cover his elbow in body armor and lean into pitches?