Those words will haunt Hank someday if Barry ends up in the AL as a DH.I think Marco Andretti said it best today..."Second is nothing".
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Those words will haunt Hank someday if Barry ends up in the AL as a DH.I think Marco Andretti said it best today..."Second is nothing".
Those words will haunt Hank someday if Barry ends up in the AL as a DH.
if I had any respect for baseball, I might have to give him some credit. From my perspective, he's the best cheater this era has produced (who is clean, and why should I believe that claim?)... I dislike barry, but what's truly absurd is how many known cheaters (by the MLB) are still promoted by baseball while Barry is burned at the stake, basically alone.Say what you want about the guy, but that's a lot of dingers.
Weren't corked bats legal in Ruth's time?
Think about that a little.
Weren't corked bats legal in Ruth's time?
Think about that a little.
Weren't corked bats legal in Ruth's time?
Think about that a little.
bkb, I agree that others cheat (hence the 'who is clean' portion), and Bonds has been the whipping boy. Personally, I think they chose to distract everyone with the crucification of Bonds, who did cheat, rather than come clean and change the direction of the league.
Ruth's bat weighed more than you do. Think about that.
Nuh uh. All natural, baby!Hard for me to find any error there. It's my belief that owing to the 94 strike, baseball needed some reason to put butts back in seats, and everyone loves the long ball... so, they simply looked the other way.. If anyone wants to blame Bonds for Roids, they oughta have a close look at Bud Selig.