2003 steroid list leaked?

[NotSoSober]

http://rotoinfo.com/read_article.php?articleId=318

 

Not sure how credible the site is, but I just saw this. Some notables include. C Pat, Prior, Wood, Soriano, Zambrano, Alou, Clement, Juan Cruz, Burnitz, A-Ram, Sosa, D Lee

[Rob]

Too many relevant names, not nearly enough irrelevant ones.

 

I'd bet dollars to dimes that's more fake than Joan Rivers.

[TruffleShuffle]

Too many relevant names, not nearly enough irrelevant ones.

 

exactly.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Major_League_Baseball_players_named_in_the_Mitchell_Report

 

 

note the huge number of nobodies on that list. the real steroid list will be similar.

[abuck1220]

Too many relevant names, not nearly enough irrelevant ones.

 

I'd bet dollars to dimes that's more fake than Joan Rivers.

 

oh meow! welcome to nsbb, bruce vilanch.

[SpongeWorthy]

Yeah, way too many name guys. Hector Almonte and Valerio de los Santos are thrown in to give it some credibility.

[NeifiIsMyHomeBoy]

It really read like a who's who of baseball from that time. I am not sure how much stock I would put into this. Plus how did they not nail Neifi in '03?

[Guest]

Matt Clement is on that list. :-))

[UMFan83]

Our favorite Cub Milton Bradley is on there!

[UMFan83]

Oh and Burnitz is listed twice. Does that mean he used twice as many steroids?

[UMFan83]

It really read like a who's who of baseball from that time. I am not sure how much stock I would put into this. Plus how did they not nail Neifi in '03?

 

Neifi was never suspected of using steroids. He was busted for amphetamine use.

[NeifiIsMyHomeBoy]

Neifi was never suspected of using steroids. He was busted for amphetamine use.

 

Thanks I just remembered the two positive PED tests and figured it was roids.

[moorecg]

Too many relevant names, not nearly enough irrelevant ones.

 

I'd bet dollars to dimes that's more fake than Joan Rivers.

 

Likely by a Cardinal fan...just about every time relevant Cub that a non-Chicago fan could name is on the list and the only Cardinal I saw was Ryan Franklin...and he wasn't with them at the time...

[Guest]

Juan Cruz?

 

As in the 98 pound weakling, Juan Cruz?

[Backtobanks]

Juan Cruz?

 

As in the 98 pound weakling, Juan Cruz?

 

Before he started using he was a 68 pound weakling. He put on 30 pounds of pure muscle. :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:

[nolanwood]

That bogus list had to be compiled by a Cardinal fan...

[Irrelevant Dude]

So basically the entire Cubs team was dumb enough to fail a steroid test? Riiiiiiiiiiiiight.

[Sosa21MVP]

Oh and Burnitz is listed twice. Does that mean he used twice as many steroids?

 

Yeah whoever made up that list was a bit careless there. A friend of mine who is a White Sox fan passed this list along to me the other day and that was the first thing that caught my eye.

 

That I love how he/she just mixed the usual suspects and proven roiders with completely random players. :-))

[Post Count Padder]

If Frank Catalanotto took steroids, he hides it well.

[mcgoobs]

Bartolo Colon is on that list.

 

http://www.chatterbalks.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/05/colon_bartolo051011.jpg

 

That's rich.

[abuck1220]

 

That I love how he/she just mixed the usual suspects and proven roiders with completely random players. :-))

 

um that's what the actual list will be.

[Little Slide Rooter]

http://rotoinfo.com/read_article.php?articleId=318

 

Not sure how credible the site is, but I just saw this. Some notables include. C Pat, Prior, Wood, Soriano, Zambrano, Alou, Clement, Juan Cruz, Burnitz, A-Ram, Sosa, D Lee

 

Milton Bradley was also on it if by notables you mean pas and present Cubs.

 

Also, if D Lee used roids, it was in 2005, not 2003, but you never know.

 

If this list is legit, can any of these guys be penalized at all?

[Clem Fandango]

If this list is legit, can any of these guys be penalized at all?

 

1) No. A-Rod did not get penalized. It was an anonymous test with no repercussions. It was a test to see if it was rampant enough to warrant routine testing.

 

2) If it had even a shred of credibility behind it, it would've been picked up on the news outlets by now, and to this point, it's on absolutely none of them except for this amateur looking hack of a website that doesn't even give any information, just "Rumored list?" and then gives the names of the players. No commentary on it whatsoever. It's some douche trying to get his site more hits. And it's working

[Guest]

I'm sure the original testing done in 2003 had very strict requirements that stated that none of the players would be exposed or punished, otherwise the player's association never would have allowed it in the first place.

 

Each player exposed on the real list is probably lining up the lawyers for a whole bunch of lawsuits.

[Brian707]

The list is a fake its either a Card fan or a Sox fan very few of them on the list but tons of Cubs.

 

Any list without Albert Pujols is a fake

[biittner77]

Oh and Burnitz is listed twice. Does that mean he used twice as many steroids?

 

Hedley Lamar " What PEDs have you used?"

Burnitz "Steroids, HGH, amphetamines and Steroids"

Hedley Lamar "You said steroids twice"

Burnitz "I like steroids"