After an extended absence, we return to needle steroid users in sports and entertainment. We were crushed by responsibilities at work, were geniuses decided to install new clinical software that has multiplied the time spent documenting clinical information, as well royally messing things up. It was an 'Epic' decision (some of you know what we are talking about there).
We need to remind ourselves how things work on this blog; spring training all over again.
We see A-Roid is doing well int he playoffs. Why does no announcer present the problems that A-Rod gives to the ethics of fair competition in this MLB playoff series; then again considering the blown calls in the Yankee's favor t hat may be the least of the issues in the ALCS.
Welcome back. Thought we lost you. I suspect the announcers are limited by their employers in that regard.
Posted by: tennis roids | 10/21/2009 at 08:45
I check this blog everyday; good to see you haven't abandoned it! Keep up the good work!
ARoid's performance this post-season begs to be validated. He's homered in three consecutive games, making me wonder if MLB conducts testing before the playoffs? If not, they need to revisit their testing policy. What but testing would prevent an admitted drug cheat (especially given ARoid's failures in the post-season) from seeking some "extra help" at the most crucial time of the season? Granted, there's no testing for HGH, but still.
Let's just say I'm more than a little skeptical about locked-in he is.
Posted by: Jack | 10/21/2009 at 13:21
Angels have certainly done themselves no favors with their play. Hoping they can come back but I admit, it's a longshot.
Posted by: Rex | 10/21/2009 at 22:37
I used to follow this blog and I am happy to see you are back on the track. Wish you the best from now on, there are not too much blogs like this out there and this one was a good one.
Posted by: microgaming | 10/22/2009 at 13:55
Great to have you back! Keep on with good coverage and critical eye on cheating and overall development in human enhancement.
Posted by: Hep | 10/23/2009 at 13:36
I really don't think A-Rod is jucing now.Unike McGwire,Manny and David ortiz A-Rod was a Hall of fame guy like Ivan Rodriguez,Clemens and Bonds before Steroids.
But A-Rod with the Texas Rangers and probaly half of he's Yankee carrer became better.A-Rod can still the ball out thec park but the days of 54 homeruns are over.
Posted by: EndLessMike | 10/26/2009 at 18:44
A-Rod is a great player. Thanks for the update!
-James
Posted by: miami dade car accident | 11/26/2009 at 13:11
Steroids or no steroids, A-Rod is a great player.
Posted by: injury lawyer | 01/05/2010 at 10:07