He seems to be a great addition to the Marlins. Don't give a shit about all the steroids crap that guy was as pure a hitter as they come. Will be a manager soon IMO. Your thoughts?
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manager 100%
Best hitter ever
good to see him back in gameComment -
There is no evidence he took anythingComment -
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Originally posted by slayer14
i think he beat them on a technicality didnt he ?Comment -
You can't even see him if he turns sideways now.Comment -
His dealer, errrrrrrr, trainer didn't snitch and did time in jail for Big Head Barry.Originally posted by CWDComment -
AgreedOriginally posted by jjgoldComment -
I agree. Put him in the hall already or get rid of the hall all together. Becoming a big fugging joke anyways. Still don't have Pete Rose in it which is blasphemy.Originally posted by jjgoldComment -
Yeah his lost weight but he's been out of the game for awhile.Originally posted by smitch124Comment -
Originally posted by GUMMO77
that dragged on so long i cant remember but i think that leaked grand jury info didnt count or something, its not even worth looking up thoComment -
I get nauseous everything he speaks and goes on and on about how great he was like he never cheated or anything, amazing. Blows my mind.Comment -
His career was cut short by 3 years at least cause of the scandalComment -
His career was extended by 7 years bc of HGH and steroidsOriginally posted by slayer14Comment -
73 home runs at age of 37
sounds legit
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still have to be good to do it even hit 30 with roids at that ageOriginally posted by trobin3173 home runs at age of 37 sounds legitComment -
The man could hit. The Power numbers late in his career were obviously from PEDs. Given that, he was a very smart hitter and I would not be surprised if he was a good hitting coach. Manager? nope.Comment -
This could go on forever....
*He is going to be a great Manager "He is definitely a players coach"
*He belongs in the hall of fame. He would have gotten to 600 without it.Comment -
Just because you were a great hitter doesn't necessarily mean that it will translate to you being a great manager. Ted Williams was arguably the greatest hitter of all time, but did terrible as a skipper.Comment -
Going to be and is are two different scenarios. I'm right about 30% of the time so you've got a chance on him being terrible.Originally posted by Mr KLCComment -
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Barry should be in the hall, I have trumped my position on the Performance Drug enhancing situation.Comment -
<---------------- For Ra77er. Yeah we would definitely win the LL.Comment -
agreed, none at all.Originally posted by slayer14
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Thats really sad and hard to even fathom.Originally posted by existentialagreed, none at all.
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He seems very relaxed and into coaching I didn't think he was gonna like it
Seems to like teaching these young playersComment -
How many fukking threads are we going to have about the debate do steroids help a HITTER?Originally posted by jjgold
YES THEY DO!!!!
1. Gives you additional strength.
2. Gives you superior timing... because of this strength.
3. Gives you superior confidence.
Take the roids away.... fukking guy couldn't hit 50 home runs in a season.
All these motha fukkers were on roids.... Bonds, Palmeiro, Mcgwire, Sosa, Canseco, Bagwell, Rodriguez, Clemens, Kevin Brown, Broxton, Eric Gagne. I could go on fukking forever. Half the entire league was on the sh#$.Comment -
Barry Bonds soaks up the love in return to S.F., but puts Marlins first
Barry Bonds arrived at AT&T Park on Friday and went right to the batting cage. The visitors’ batting cage. Then he went to the dugout, sat down and answered questions from a swarm of reporters. The visitors’ dugout. Then it was off to the clubhouse.
Oh, the AT&T Park clubhouse. The stories it could tell about Barry Bonds. Well, not this one. He was across the stadium. You know, with the visitors.
Bonds has done a lot of things at AT&T Park in his life — including hitting 160 homers; 35 of which splashed into McCovey Cove — but he’d never done any of this. He was, for the first time, wearing the opposing team’s uniform.
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Best player I ever saw.
Baseball got pretty boring once he retired.
Baseball needs a villain.Comment -
Sosa and Mcguire say hiOriginally posted by trobin3173 home runs at age of 37 sounds legitComment -
you are so far off the range it is not funny. how about the greenies that were taken in the 70's. SPEED. !!!! roids can't make you hit a curve ball!if you remember baseball was about dead until sammy-mcguire home run contest! I can tell you couple of stories about what an asshole he was.(best friends kid has worked in reds clubhouse for last12 years. he was finalist to take over the pirates clubhouse 5 yrs ago).yes it allowed marginal players to be better. danny graves for one but 70 % were cheating just like they were cheating in the 70'sOriginally posted by TheMoneyShotComment -
Speed not the same as steroids.
Just saying.Comment -
guys take Marlins today
I like the spotComment -
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gives you and advantage from being tired and worn out. isn't that what they said roids helped? just saying.Originally posted by MoMoneyMoVaughnComment
