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I remember seeing one of these for sale on Ebay not too long after the 2006 World Series. If memory serves me right, it went for $150.
This is a painful way to start the day–just lost all my joy of watching the Yankees lose
Gambling has always been the third rail for baseball, a throwback to the 1918 scandal. Baseball always been forgiving for players with alcohol and drug problems, but I have to agree with you about steroids. I have a friend who was drafted by the Giants and in essence was a career minor leaguer (reminded me of Bull Durham). His minor league season was over and he was a substitute teaching at my high school. While in school, he got a call to join the big club for the last week of the season.
When I think of cheating players on steroids, I think of all the minor leaguers who were clean who never got a chance to fulfill their dreams because their spot was taken by a cheater.
which thus encourages yiounger players to take drugs. Hence they should make it one and done.
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I remember seeing one of these for sale on Ebay not too long after the 2006 World Series. If memory serves me right, it went for $150.
This is a painful way to start the day–just lost all my joy of watching the Yankees lose
Gambling has always been the third rail for baseball, a throwback to the 1918 scandal. Baseball always been forgiving for players with alcohol and drug problems, but I have to agree with you about steroids. I have a friend who was drafted by the Giants and in essence was a career minor leaguer (reminded me of Bull Durham). His minor league season was over and he was a substitute teaching at my high school. While in school, he got a call to join the big club for the last week of the season.
When I think of cheating players on steroids, I think of all the minor leaguers who were clean who never got a chance to fulfill their dreams because their spot was taken by a cheater.
which thus encourages yiounger players to take drugs. Hence they should make it one and done.