Respected truth-teller and whistleblower Jose Canseco hardly flinched when he was told that Ortiz and Ramirez were the latest ballplayers caught with dirty urine.
Jose Canseco
6 August 2009
s in the sport did for more than the past decade.
Posted by Colin Linneweber | No comments yet
s in the sport did for more than the past decade.
Respected truth-teller and whistleblower Jose Canseco hardly flinched when he was told that Ortiz and Ramirez were the latest ballplayers caught with dirty urine.
Posted by Colin Linneweber | No comments yet
9 May 2009
We have Big Papi to thank for it.
In other news, Ron Artest should fight Jose Canseco in China instead of that 7'1'' beast. It would make for a much more entertaining bout. If that's not allowed, he should fight David Stern, for the right to make a new rule that would allow Kobe to WHOOP HIS BUTT during the next Lakers-Rockets game. Because that needs to happen. I love Kobe for being professional, except when he stays at Colorado resorts, but in this case, let's play some street-ball. Artest has a right to defend getting elbowed, except when he runs after Kobe trying to start something, with that crazy look in his eye like he's at the Palace again. Everyone put your plastic cups away...
Posted by Chris Strickland | No comments yet
30 April 2009
Alex "A-Roid" Rodriguez has to be one of the dumbest athletes in modern sports. He's getting paid $33 million per year, as part of a 52-year contract, so he's set for life. Yet he resorts to using steroids. Why? He clearly has it all. He's already on pace to break Bonds' home-run "record." Besides that, he's known as the best offensive hitter in the game, when healthy. The staff and myself racked our brains over why the slugger feels he needed the extra edge. Having been stumped, we came up with 10 reasons why he doesn't need steroids, in hopes of convincing the vain ballplayer to lay off the juice.
Posted by Chris Strickland | 2 comments
17 July 2008
ight field, combined with Sexson’s power potential, was too tempting to the team that claimed Jose Canseco off waivers in 2000, just to be sure he didn’t go to a division rival.
It’s not likely that the Red Sox (with an ailing Papi) or the Rays (with a struggling Carlos Pena) would have taken Big Sexy (If big strikeouts are still sexy. If they ever were sexy). But the Yanks give themselves both a power threat off the bench and someone to spell Giambi against lefties.
Posted by Street Reporter | 1 comment
21 February 2008
e of HGH and Alex Rodriguez showed up on Wednesday and he was asked questions right away (remember, Jose Canseco and John Rocker both have accused A-Rod of using performance enhancing drugs). I am here to change the discussion to something much more positive and much more important. What to do with the amazing Joba Chamberlain? The Yankees have been saying all off-season that he was preparing to be in the starting rotation but just last week a New York newspaper cited a team source as saying Joba would begin the year in the bullpen and later move into the rotation. The Yankees then said, again, he was going to prepare all spring to be a starter and they would make their decision closer to the beginning of the season. This is a decision that could be the key to whether the Yankees make the playoffs or not and it is a very difficult decision to make.
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