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^ And that lady was Keith Olberman's mom. Im pretty sure of it.
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Originally Posted by RyGuy45
^ And that lady was Keith Olberman's mom. Im pretty sure of it.
Originally Posted by gmoney771981
I was kinda pissed that Minaya let LoDuca go and didn't upgrade. Now I understand. What was Houston thinking taking Tejada the same week the Mitchell report was due to come out? Makes them look kinda stupid now.
Originally Posted by JoE TwEnTy1
It sucks that Pettitte and some other Yankees got named but before you start saying our championships are tainted you should know the Justice Knoblauch and Pettitte all suposedly took they after 2000. Its also reall suspicious that no Red Sox were named. Im sure that if Rudy Giulianni did this investigation and Ortiz Nixon Varitek and Wakefield were in the report and no current Yankees were every one would be sayin its bull. HOw could a Red Sox board member investigate his own team honestly? How come Ortizs personal trainer who is banned from MLB clubhouses because he was caught with large amounts of steroids wasnt investigated?
Right because only Clemens and Stanton where doing steriods and maybe not Ventura Piazza or Alfonzo right? Just because they werent caught doesntmean they were innocentOriginally Posted by holdupstop23
Mets = 2000 World Series Champions
How come Ortizs personal trainer who is banned from MLB clubhouses because he was caught with large amounts of steroids wasnt investigated?
I never heard this, that's true?
And Manny never took any. He knows how to do one thing, hit.
Originally Posted by JoE TwEnTy1
Right because only Clemens and Stanton where doing steriods and maybe not Ventura Piazza or Alfonzo right? Just because they werent caught doesnt mean they were innocentOriginally Posted by holdupstop23
Mets = 2000 World Series Champions
I wonder why there's so many Yankees/Former Yankees on that list.
Oh wait, doesn't someone work in the Sox front office?
That's got to be all coincidence....right? image
i saw quite a few people with ties to the red sox on that list. and if mitchell interviews a guy that worked for the yankees and another guy that worked in newyork, do you expect anything different? dont worry, there are plenty of other probes going on throughout congress, and more people will be outed (maybe evensome of the red sox that youre obviously thinking should be...). and according to collin cowherd, there are more names from the mitchell report that werentreleased, and are due to release at a later time...?
I was glad to see he wasnt there too.....but he is NOT the best all around player in the league. Period.Originally Posted by VIIheaven
I was glad to see Vladimir Guerrero not make that list. So I continue to believe is the best all-around player in the league.
who would have thought 5-6 years ago this fool would be on target..
I did... I definitely bought what Canseco was selling. He knows better than anyone what was going on and this fool had nothing to lose. Surepeople can say hes just trying to make money, but man that guy used way too many 'facts' for me not to believe him.
[h1]Peeved Canseco calls Mitchell report 'laughable'[/h1]
ESPN.com news services
NEW YORK -- When Jose Canseco tried to get into the Mitchell report news conference Thursday, the man mentioned most often in those 409 pages wasn't welcome.
Major League Baseball officials refused to let him in, saying it was a "media only" event.
The former Oakland Athletics slugger didn't force the issue and was unimpressed with what he heard of the report.
"It's a slap on the hand," he told Fox Business Network. "The report proved nothing. It just proved what we already knew."
Canseco's name appears 105 times in the Mitchell report, more than that of Barry Bonds (103) or Roger Clemens (82). In all, the 409-page report identified 86 names to differing degrees, but Clemens clearly was the symbol.
"I saw the list of players, and there are definitely a lot of players missing," he told Fox Business Network. "I don't know what they accomplished or what they are trying to prove."
Prodded further about players not included, Canseco said this of Alex Rodriguez: "All I can say is the Mitchell Report is incomplete. I could not believe that his name was not in the report."
Prodded further about players not included, Canseco said this of Alex Rodriguez: "All I can say is the Mitchell Report is incomplete. I could not believe that his name was not in the report."
boy's trying to take everyone down
Originally Posted by GORDON GARTRELLE
Clemens was real quick on the draw with his lawyers. I'm sure he was tipped off ahead of time that he would be named, but that's suspicious on its own terms, Doesn't anyone agree? And yes, there absolutely is a conflict of interest that the man administering and leading this investigation also works for a major league baseball team. How the hell does no one see anything wrong with that? I know some of us do, but the people that set this whole thing up? It's absolutely corrupt and meant to give the power right back to the MLB and player's unions and not the people who would like to genuinely see things fixed. It's such a scam. The farcial investigation is a just as much of a scam as the steroid issue itself.
Prodded further about players not included, Canseco said this of Alex Rodriguez "All I can say is the Mitchell Report is incomplete. I could not believe that his name was not in the report."
Ok, **** already.