Bonds is a freak
Posted: Thu Sep 22, 2005 2:01 am
Dude hasn't played ball in 15 months and hasn't seemed to skip a beat. Unbelievable.
Because this has nothing to do with baseball or anything, slurper.
Bringing up excellence in sports is the surest way to confuse Mizzou fan.Rack Fu wrote:Because this has nothing to do with baseball or anything, slurper.
Gayhawk fan chirping?Degenerate wrote:Bringing up excellence in sports is the surest way to confuse Mizzou fan.
it is possible for a major leaguer to do steroids and still suck.Sky wrote:Oh yeah, he is great....really amazing.
In fact, if we gave 10 other major leaguers steroids for 6 years and about 10 months off to get healthy, I am sure they wouldn't do near as well.
He isn't cheatin' now.DrDetroit wrote:A freak, indeed...a cheater, too.
Once a cheater, always a cheater. I will have no respect for that big headed freak ever againRack Fu wrote:He isn't cheatin' now.DrDetroit wrote:A freak, indeed...a cheater, too.
So you're able to guarantee that Bonds doesn't have access to a steroid that cannot be tested for? Perhaps some human growth hormones?Rack Fu wrote:He isn't cheatin' now.DrDetroit wrote:A freak, indeed...a cheater, too.
How about people who have already confessed?Mikey wrote:I see.
For people you find distasteful the rule is guilty until proven innocent.
That works.
"With four more home runs in the past two days, Giambi now has 25 this season after hitting only five in the first three months. Though he started to come around in June, hitting .310 with a .474 on-base average, the left-handed slugger really caught fire in July: 14 homers, 24 RBI, .355 BA, and an eye-popping .524 OBP and .974 SLG. Needless to say, Giambi's turnaround has been critical as the Yankees pursue the Red Sox in another tumultuous season in the Bronx."BSmack wrote:
it is possible for a major leaguer to do steroids and still suck.
sin
Jermey Giambi
You might want to eject NOW.Sky wrote:"With four more home runs in the past two days, Giambi now has 25 this season after hitting only five in the first three months. Though he started to come around in June, hitting .310 with a .474 on-base average, the left-handed slugger really caught fire in July: 14 homers, 24 RBI, .355 BA, and an eye-popping .524 OBP and .974 SLG. Needless to say, Giambi's turnaround has been critical as the Yankees pursue the Red Sox in another tumultuous season in the Bronx."BSmack wrote:
it is possible for a major leaguer to do steroids and still suck.
sin
Jermey Giambi
The only time he was below average was when MLB started cracking down on roids and he was the poster child.
Sorry about your pending playoffs dissection.Loganfan wrote:Rack the Padres
ya.....well, since the Padres were 5-2 against them this year, and it's a short series, I'll take my chances.Bizzarofelice wrote:Sorry about your pending playoffs dissection.Loganfan wrote:Rack the Padres
Cards are going to take that loser team off some sweet jumps. Cards are basically the only team that has a moustache. They will ruin the PAdres lives and eat all their steak.
When was that series again?Loganfan wrote:ya.....well, since the Padres were 5-2 against them this year, and it's a short series, I'll take my chances.
Padres in 4.
I laughed. Hard.Loganfan wrote: Padres in 4.