This is a big moment in MLB history. I don’t know what is going to happen.

speculating who roided on the Angels?

…..i can’t even think of anyone that’s a hitter except for Glaus, maybe?

Aren’t we through with the witch hunt? For all intents and purposes, everyone did steroids. You might remember that steroids saved baseball.

Can we focus on things that actually matter, now? I can’t believe our idiot Congress wastes time with steroid allegations.

I think the stuff is nasty bad and I wouldn’t use it. But then again, I wouldn’t put the time or dedication that it takes to get where these guys are either.

In “Ball Four,” Bouton maintained that “greenies” were available in the trainer’s room by the bowl. That was in the sixty’s. We kjnow that speed is performance enhancing and those guys are in the HOF with no notation or scandal. Did anyone ask Hank if he had a greenie after a long road trip?

Steroids are not the begining and end all…Ozzie Cansaco and Jeremy Giambi took roids and they sucked.

I am not an ARod fan, but if NY wants to get rid of him, I’ll take him.

The one positive thing in all of this is because Alex’s ego is made of glass, he coiuld very well have some sucky moments and slow the Yankee machine down to the point that signing Teix won’t save them (I’m hoping anyway)

I don’t think it’s that important. I may be naive or I don’t know exactly what ‘roids do, but I don’t think it’s that big of a deal. From what I understand, steroids don’t improve a hitters ability to hit the ball, right? What I mean is, a players still has to have the ability to hit regardless of anything else. Steroids improve a players ability to rebound from injury faster and decrease the time it takes to return to peak condition, as well as increasing muscle mass. So where I see steriods making an impact is allowing a player to play in peak condition more often and when he actually hits the ball it goes further.

I think steroids have a bigger impact on the game when a pitcher is juiced. He’s able to throw a little harder more often.

Everyone should be considered for HOF based on numbers vs. their own generation only, and not testing results. It obviously WAS a level playing field.

I just wish A-Roid would be a man and just come out and confess and not be a little bitch like Clemens so we can all forget about it. And secondly to bad GMJ did not get in trouble for using HGH that would have made all of us happy and probably would not have him anymore. A-Roid is now even more of a Fraud and I hope everybody boos him and throws at him. And with the Angels, well the names that were in the report and also associated with steroids are….Byrd, Glaus, GMJ, Mo Vaughn, Donnelly, and Glen Allen Hill.

that A-Roid has admitted to using performance enhancing drugs in 2003. I for one give the guy a little bit more respect for having the balls to come out and admit he used it. Now its over with and we move on.

Doc Ellis

In 9 years of sitting in the 6th row of CF section 240 two seats away from the batter’s eye (not for every game but for plenty of them), only three players hit homeruns that sailed OVER my seats:

Brett Boone, Troy Glaus, Alex Rodriguez.

And now the circle is complete

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3894847

It’s time to release the other 103 names or this is going to drag out all of 2009 baseball season. The other players should come forward, make their apologies, so baseball and the players can move on. These names are going to be leaked out one by one anyway, all season long, so why not just get it over with? It will have less of an impact on the image and reputation of the players if they all just came out at once and admitted their use.

These players could form an organization with programs to help keep these drugs out of youth sports who this ends up hurting the most in the end. I’m sure there are probably already existing organizations that players could lend their support to. This kind of effort would help restore players’ reputations and have something “good” come out of this bad situation.

were a necessary evil to recapture the American imagination following the embarrassing layoff of the 1994 strike and subsequent “falling out of love” of the American public with baseball.

I cannot count how many people said “I will never attend another baseball game again” during the strike. It didn’t even phase me one bit. It also helped that the Halos were pretty good in 1995 and that I had just moved back to the area. I was starving for baseball.

But, I think that everyone who “swore off” baseball was hooked again during the McGwire-Sosa circus.

So, the cat is out of the bag….finally. I vote we move on and get away from PED’s altogether. That means we implement strict testing methods and therefore ensuring the playing field stays level from here on out.

we should just force athletes to use steroids thus making the most amazing athlete that science can create.

And so what if they’ll be dead at 40 from all the roid use. Athletes hate their life after their done playing anyway.

Asterik next to Barry Bonds? How about an asterik next to Babe Ruth…find out why from Daniel here:

http://www.comedycentral.com/videos/index.jhtml?videoId=168358&title=daniel-tosh-steroids

A-Rod says Selena Roberts, who co-wrote the SI article, is stalking him at his home in Miami but does’nt say anything about Epstein.

“Not to belabor the point Alex, but who did you acquire the performance enhancing drugs from?” I haven’nt seen anyone dance around a question since the Sarah Palin/ Katie Couric interviews. I may have gotten them from GNC products off the shelf ain’t cutting it.

The New York Post’s front page is classic.

ESPN is breaking all sorts of land speed records trying to get themselves back out in front of this story, which was right under their very nose for years and lost to them in the muddle of their Yankees/Red Sox love-fest.

SI kicked their ass, and it’s embarrassing. And every day that this story grows, it just gets funnier to watch them hyperventilating to retake ownership.

Any new “outed” player isn’t really news. The news would really be a player who was clean during this whole era. That’s probably more uncommon at this point. But honestly, it happened and it’s time to move on. The union and the owners turned a blind eye, and the players tried to keep ahead of their competitors. Yeah this really downplaying it, but the past is the past now.

The step now is to ban all of these substances, crack down on testing, and have a no tolerance policy for steriods. Baseball has to move on or they will lose lots of fans. Simple dollars and cents really. They cheated, now we need to know that they don’t anymore. Let’s move on.

And as much as it pains me anyone who thinks there were no juicers on the 2002 angels team is only kidding themselves. It doesnt detract from their title at all, but one can’t be so naive.

Confirms that just about every player that played during the so-called “Steroid Era” took some type of performance enhancing drugs.

Looks like we will soon be back to the years when 34 home runs leads the league.