i swear ken rosenthal is such an retard. the whole time he accuses the blogger of going to far in naming names and that professionals like himself, while may be thinking it, would never write specifics. hello you idiot, this guy is just a blogger, he doesn’t get paid for writing. there’s this thing called freedom of speech. i can say someone is a cheater, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he is.

while ibanez himself is pissed off, the blogger never came out specifically and said “i think raul does steroids”. it was merely: based on the evidence and the whole steroid era (where EVERYONE is under scrutiny), raul ibanez comes out as a hitter who could fall into the category (end of career hitter putting up insane numbers) of possibly using PED

the cameras , and lighting make Jerod Morris look like a greasy, shinny, slob (aka Nixon).

Rosenthal is a douche. He talks like he never reported on anything in the wrong way. If he is mainstream media he does what they all do. Say one thing one day, then changing it the next. The mainstream guys are looking for what is popular at this time, and never caring about what they say, or said.

Rev, if you ever get, or have, to prove yourself like Jerod. I suggest wearing something nice, and pressed, and using the makeup person. Even if on the radio.

P.S. Bring a gift for the make-up person, and anyone else involved with the production that might help you look good.

Jared is 100% right in his reasoning and if Raul Ibanez is so passionate, then he should be out there confronting the union which has blocked testing at every turn. We “can have his stool?” That’s exactly what the Baseball Player’s Union has been giving the fans since this whole thing erupted.

Rosenthal and Gonzalez are such incredible hypocrites. These are the first guys to barbeque any player as long as there is any inuendo. Frankly, I think they’re just pissed that it was first voiced on a blog.

I’m proud to be part of a blog where people can state their opinions however “unsubstantiated.” I can clearly remember that in 1986 there was plenty of speculation from the “ordinary” that Canseco was juicing. If we suspected it, you know damn well the baseball writers did too and yet Jose beat out Wally for rookie of the year. Maybe if the writers had the balls of bloggers in 1986 Wally would have won that award.

Go Jared.