Hopefully, now we can get back to players having some natural talent.

you people don’t understand the gist of this post. it is not whether mcgwire took steroids, it is about the fact that he did not lie.

it would have been easy for mcgwire to try to firm up his image by saying he did not use illegal steroids. by refusing to answer the question, mcgwire pretty much admitted he had.

now, palmeiro, he unequivocally stated he had never used steroids. he lied to us.

mcgwire got ridiculed for not admitting or denying steroid use. but of all the ballplayers questioned in those congressional hearings, it turns out he may be the only one who did NOT lie.

that is the point of the original post. palmeiro lied directly to congress, and to us as baseball fans. he is a piece of crap.

p raba

He was a grown man who was trying to improve his game with steroids and knew what he was doing. And if steroids helped him do it so be it.

Steroids may not be good for everybody, but we will never know with the stupid anti-science mentalities out there. When you think life expectance was 52 years in 1900 and what wonder drugs have made it possible to expect to live 90 years or more. I think we should all give a pause to think about all this. When you see Politicians jumping on the band wagon then you know there if something phony.

Baseball is a marvelous game, watch and enjoy. And stop trying to bring down talented people to your second, third—-of 100th level.

Mark M is still Big Red for me.

NY Met’s in 2005 Get well Cimarron we need you.

O Met fan of the Mounted

Again - I’m strange - I prefer not being lied to.