Thomas J. O'Hara
Senior Citizen
haha
probably more like peanuts, the rate he's going.
probably more like peanuts, the rate he's going.
Am I the only one who is not shocked ?
- Thread starter J.R. Hudson
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Terry_Lasater
All about the Caption
How about raisins?
Cryogenic Filmworks
Veteran
lpcvideo1 said:
Starting this thread.:huh:
Personally I can't stand the asshole. I would love to see every pitcher against him throw at his head. Don't even give him a chance to swing. If this asshole beats out Hank Aaron I'll be pissed as hell.
:kali: :nads:
:banned: :banned: :banned:
ExtremeSleuth
Veteran
Cryogenic Filmworks said:
you are not alone.
CallaghanFilms
Veteran
I just asked him,imgentertainment@mac said:
"Hey, Callaghan, do we care?"
"Betcher ass we do," came his reply.
"But why?" says I.
"Cause he's pissing on the graves of legends, you putz."
What can I say...there's no talking to him when he's on the sauce.
Terry_Lasater
All about the Caption
Ha! That's funny.™ :cheesy:
J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
This is gnarly.
The Chronicle reporters, who based the book on a two-year investigation, included an extensive summary on their sources, including court documents, affidavits filed by BALCO investigators, documents written by federal agents, grand jury testimony, audio recordings and interviews with more than 200 people.
The book cites Bonds' dramatic increase in home run production. He averaged one homer for every 16.1 at bats through 1998, when he turned 34. Since then, in the seven seasons of 1999 through 2005, Bonds has hit a home run for every 8.5 at bats.
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It's shame. What a disgrace to the sport and sports in general. And he has nothing to say about it; thats what pisses me off. Bonds has always been an A Hole anyway
The Chronicle reporters, who based the book on a two-year investigation, included an extensive summary on their sources, including court documents, affidavits filed by BALCO investigators, documents written by federal agents, grand jury testimony, audio recordings and interviews with more than 200 people.
The book cites Bonds' dramatic increase in home run production. He averaged one homer for every 16.1 at bats through 1998, when he turned 34. Since then, in the seven seasons of 1999 through 2005, Bonds has hit a home run for every 8.5 at bats.
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It's shame. What a disgrace to the sport and sports in general. And he has nothing to say about it; thats what pisses me off. Bonds has always been an A Hole anyway
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J.R. Hudson
Spirit Animal
The indignancy and lack or remorse is appalling. Bonds is literally like "Whatever." about it. What a dick. The old school guys must just be livid.
Here is some data:
The book cites Bonds' dramatic increase in home run production. He averaged one homer for every 16.1 at bats through 1998, when he turned 34. Since then, in the seven seasons of 1999 through 2005, Bonds has hit a home run for every 8.5 at bats.
It's unsettling. Most players are onthe way out in thier late 30's (Position players) and his production increased). And his Grand Jury testimony he's like 'I did not know what I was rubbing on myself...'
And Selig is a puss; he won't do anything.
Here is some data:
The book cites Bonds' dramatic increase in home run production. He averaged one homer for every 16.1 at bats through 1998, when he turned 34. Since then, in the seven seasons of 1999 through 2005, Bonds has hit a home run for every 8.5 at bats.
It's unsettling. Most players are onthe way out in thier late 30's (Position players) and his production increased). And his Grand Jury testimony he's like 'I did not know what I was rubbing on myself...'
And Selig is a puss; he won't do anything.
MojoTrancer
Well-known member
So was Sosa clean? Or is he like the rest of these jackasses?