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Gil Dobie
November 1st, 2013, 06:47 AM
For what they get paid, PED testing should be required for all players. Those caught with the goods should be banned for life. Not saying Ortiz is guilty, but there is always a bit of doubt when hot streaks like this happen in this era. Peralta, Cruz, Braun, etal should have all been banned for life and their stats wiped from the books.

link (http://larrybrownsports.com/baseball/colin-cowherd-david-ortiz-steroids/209163)


“When it’s too good to be true, it is,” Cowherd continued. “Here was a guy in May of 2009, batting .222 with a slugging percentage of .300, no injuries, couldn’t hit. The Red Sox as a team are hitting about .190 (in the World Series). He’s hitting .800 against pitchers he didn’t face all year. … Significantly better today than several years ago. Interesting story. The story of David Ortiz hitting .733 — about as believable as Big Foot.”

Mattymc727
November 1st, 2013, 07:03 AM
The fact that Ortiz hit .733 in the World Series is not evidence that he used steroids. He batted piss poorly against Detroit in the ALDS. Shooting up roids wouldnt increase batting average a week later....

What is evidence of steroid or PED use is the fact that he can hit so well all year long, and stay healthy.

citdog
November 1st, 2013, 07:19 AM
ortiz is a fat, non athlete who couldn't play in the national league. the only league still playing actual baseball. of course he's juicing.

Gil Dobie
November 1st, 2013, 07:25 AM
The fact that Ortiz hit .733 in the World Series is not evidence that he used steroids. He batted piss poorly against Detroit in the ALDS. Shooting up roids wouldnt increase batting average a week later....

What is evidence of steroid or PED use is the fact that he can hit so well all year long, and stay healthy.

Cowherd mentions how this season as a whole was suspicious if you read the link.

ASUMountaineer
November 1st, 2013, 07:42 AM
For what they get paid, PED testing should be required for all players. Those caught with the goods should be banned for life. Not saying Ortiz is guilty, but there is always a bit of doubt when hot streaks like this happen in this era. Peralta, Cruz, Braun, etal should have all been banned for life and their stats wiped from the books.

link (http://larrybrownsports.com/baseball/colin-cowherd-david-ortiz-steroids/209163)

Cowherd is a douche of the highest order. He may ultimately be right that Papi is juicing, but he's only saying this to get ratings. I don't understand why anyone listens to that ass clown.

Mattymc727
November 1st, 2013, 08:28 AM
Cowherd mentions how this season as a whole was suspicious if you read the link.

I would disagree. Papi has been doing this since 2004. Just look at his World Series career.

Now, there is definitely an argument for pre-2004 vs post 2004 in regards to steroids.

PaladinFan
November 1st, 2013, 09:21 AM
Mark Lemke wasn't very good most of his career, but he was a beast in the postseason. It happens from time to time.

Ortiz certainly doesn't strike me as a juicer, or at least it's not a relatively new phenomena. He's been that big since he came up with the Twins.

I do agree with Citdog, though. He wouldn't have a job in the National League.

FormerPokeCenter
November 1st, 2013, 10:18 AM
Cowherd is a douche of the highest order. He may ultimately be right that Papi is juicing, but he's only saying this to get ratings. I don't understand why anyone listens to that ass clown.


^^^^
This...


Listen to Tim Brando, instead....He talks about FCS teams and Patrick Netherton, his news guy, occasionally posts here as "Kubwambe"

FormerPokeCenter
November 1st, 2013, 10:19 AM
Which performance enhancing drug, specifically, is it that increases hand/eye coordination??

Gil Dobie
November 1st, 2013, 10:28 AM
^^^^
This...


Listen to Tim Brando, instead....He talks about FCS teams and Patrick Netherton, his news guy, occasionally posts here as "Kubwambe"

Thankfully ESPN here has a couple local hosts instead of Cowherd.