Originally Posted by
Hoopster007
I understand a cubs fan unable to understand the process. They have no clue how to win in that city and its basically just a party to attend. So living as a loser makes you very hateful towards everyone else. And I can understand that it can be tough that even with a financial advantage over other teams, you still cannot be relevant. Ya, that would hurt. Being the Yankees and Red Sox little brother sucks.
But the fact that the league had a part time guy, who was a cubs fan, handling these procedures is crazy. In any large city there are multiple businesses that do this "professionally" but they instead cut a corner and get some part time guy? No idea why. Money is certainly not a concern. But my question is this. All kinds of doctors are now coming out and saying that a sample would still be fine after a certain time sittig around, blah blah. But during this time, how difficult is it for someone to simply change the sample that was turned in? He obviously has other tubes and bags. So while the seal was not broken, whats to say him or his kid didn't change the samples? All seems a bit fishy. But in the end its over and all cubs people have to do is yell and scream at him while they are busy holding up the basement of the central with the astros.