Thanks for nothing, Canseco. Jerk. [Mouthpiece Sports]
Tag Archives: PEDs
Let’s Just Forget The Whole 1980s and 1990s
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Jose Canseco, Nolan Ryan, Rickey Henderson, Roger Clemens, Wade Boggs Comments closed
In Search of the Last Clean Champions
David Ortiz’ failed steroid test ought to bring the Red Sox’ World Series titles down a peg, except they’d already been cheapened long ago. Then again, so had everyone else’s.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: big fat guy power, Boston Red Sox, Chicago White Sox, David Ortiz, history, speculation, World Series Comments closed
Of Pudges and Persistence
There can be only one and, depending on who you ask, there still is.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Carlton Fisk, Chicago White Sox, Ivan Rodriguez, records Comments closed
Sammy Sosa Owes Us All A Big Apology
Waiting until 1994 to start doing steroids – how dare you? [Mouthpiece Sports]
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: 1998, Albert Belle, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, elsewhere, Sammy Sosa, Wil Cordero Comments closed
The Next Samurai
Alex Rodriguez is a man of means, and a man of many options. [Mouthpiece Sports]
Of Icons and Injections
The last great ballplayer? Yeah, it’s exactly who you think it is. [Mouthpiece Sports]
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: Chicago White Sox, elsewhere, Frank Thomas, Manny Ramirez Comments closed
Chips, Grinds and Crosstown Carping
Springtime must be upon us.
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: feuds, Ozzie Guillen, spring training, Ted Lilly Comments closed
Yeah, Well, You Know, That’s Just, Like, Your Opinion, Man
In search of the real fallout of Alex Rodriguez’ steroid use.
Filed Under: Opinion Also Filed Under: Alex Rodriguez, Chicago White Sox, Derek Jeter, New York Yankees, Paul Konerko, sports fans think they're so smart Comments closed
. . . Just for One Day
Rickey and Roger & me.
Filed Under: Features Also Filed Under: Boston Red Sox, Hall of Fame, heroes, legal stuff, Nolan Ryan, Rickey Henderson, Roger Clemens, The 35th Best Comments closed
Vote Carcetti!
A long, subtle feud is about to take a strange new twist. Matthew Taylor explains how this is long overdue.
Filed Under: Visitors Also Filed Under: Albert Belle, Baltimore Orioles, Chicago White Sox, guest writers, Harold Baines, rivalries, Tito Landrum Comments closed
My New Favorite Comedian
We try to avoid news blurbs here, but this is just too rich to pass up. In case you needed further proof of Major League Baseball’s willful ignorance on the matter of steroids, we present John Rocker on John Rocker: “Bud Selig knew in the year 2000 John Rocker was taking the juice,” the former [...]
What It Means
The real tragedy of the Mitchell Report is not what you think it is, nor is it who you think it is.
Yet Another Thing Bill Veeck Figured Out First
If one good catch is worth $10 million annually, what are many good catches worth?
Filed Under: News Also Filed Under: Aaron Rowand, Bill Veeck, contracts, free agents, Jacque Jones, offseason, Philadelphia Phillies, Willy Mo Pena Comments closed
Cheating Backwards
Say it ain’t Schoeneweis, Scott! Say it ain’t Schoe!
