i will bet you guys 100 dollars!

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Fillmoe

Guest
#1
that if pujols hits over 55 homeruns someone will accuse him of being on the juice..... any takers?
 
#4
PixelPusher said:
I'm suprised no one in the media hasn't done so already.
I'm sure it has something to do with the fact that he's not anywhere near as big as Sammy Sosa, Mark McGuire or Barry Bonds were when they were chasing records.
 

SLAB

Hall of Famer
#6
Albert is the new media darling.

No matter what he does, he will be regarded as the almighty God-like figure that is on an epic quest to purge MLB of Barry Bonds' tainted records, and finally put an end to an era of darkness with his clean mastery of the game.

So in one word...No.

No way.
 
#7
STF15 said:
They said something on ESPN that they already gave him 3 random drug tests this year
Exactly. They are now testing so any doubts would have to be wiped out.

The big difference between what Pujols is doing and what Barry did is the fact that Pujols is only 26 and when Barry did it he was 38.....that, in and of itself, leads to alot of "suspicion". Not to mention he was never tested.
 

Mr. S£im Citrus

Doryphore of KingsFans.com
Staff member
#9
Superman said:
I'm sure it has something to do with the fact that he's not anywhere near as big as Sammy Sosa, Mark McGuire or Barry Bonds were when they were chasing records.
It could also have something to do with the fact that he's roughly the same size as when he came into the major leagues, as opposed to Bonds, who practically doubled in size.
 
#11
FYI it is easy to make new steroids. You see, the molecule of human testosterone has many "ports" to bind other molecules to. So all they have to do is find new chemicals to attach to the testosterone. The people that issue drug tests have to know what the test is looking for before they can find it. So unless they get tipped off about what the chemical looks like, then they won't know. So it is very likely that they will have more of 'em in the future if not already.