Manny and Big Popout Tested Positive in 2003

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  • 3arod13
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    With all these reports of positive users in 2003, has anyone seen any official documentation (proof) to back it up? Maybe I missed it.

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by David
    The interesting thing is that, while the Yankees and Red Sox success has been tainted retroactively in the eyes of many, any Dodgers success into the future will be similarly tainted as long as Manny is on the roster. It doesn't help the Dodgers cause that they wildly cheer a known PED user, when just a couple of years ago they vociferly booed Barry Bonds whenever he came to town.
    I'm with you David.....

    I wish the Dodgers would seek legal action to try and discredit their contract with Manny, and I'd like to see him get booted off the team.

    Then the Dodgers could get a pitcher and give the Phillies a run for their money.......the Dodgers don't need him.

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by sylbry
    I will be curious to see how the HOF votes goes for Manny. McGwire gets no love and he never tested positive. Manny has now been busted TWICE.

    I think it's obvious now to all that Manny Ramirez has cheated almost his entire career.

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  • David
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    Just as with the NCAA, penalizing the team and organization in some shape or form wold help prevent PED use. If championships are tainted or games with cheating players nullified, that would mean it would be in the interest of the team and teammates to not have teammates using PEDs. In the NCAA, if five players on the football team were ineligible or cheated, the wins where players are retroactively scrubbed from the book, converance championship banners taken down. No one on the team will be happy about this to the point that teammates and owners will do what the can to prevent PED users on the team.

    As it is today, the Dodgers organization is happy to the gills to promote, fork over millions advertise, sell tickest and accept winds and trophies for a PED user. This is horrible thing if your concern is disuading players and young fans from using PEDs. And the Dodgers officially say they against PED use by players ?!?!? Sometimes actions speak louder than words.

    As such, I don't see fan tainting of World Series championships as a bad thing. In fact, I think it's great if the concern is with eliminating PED use. There should be a taint and a shame to teams that use PED users.

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  • Bondsgloves
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    I hate to say it, but playing field is level. They are all using, not one team is completely clean. You can't really say that the championships are tarnished when every other team is using the same shit. The Yankees, Red Sox, White Sox, etc.. all have users.

    They all say they have never used... and when they get caught there is denial,no response, I used it once, or I used for a short period of time. The sad fact is if there name is not on the list, it doesn't mean they didn't use... I personally look at the game and assume they are all using and really don't care anymore.

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  • David
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    The interesting thing is that, while the Yankees and Red Sox success has been tainted retroactively in the eyes of many, any Dodgers success into the future will be similarly tainted as long as Manny is on the roster. It doesn't help the Dodgers cause that they wildly cheer a known PED user, when just a couple of years ago they vociferly booed Barry Bonds whenever he came to town.

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  • 3arod13
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    Originally posted by sylbry
    I will be curious to see how the HOF votes goes for Manny. McGwire gets no love and he never tested positive. Manny has now been busted TWICE.
    To me, Manny is the worst of all. Used/Tested positive in 2003, and then has the nerve to continue using!

    Why isn't the media eating him alive?

    Regards, Tony

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  • sylbry
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    I will be curious to see how the HOF votes goes for Manny. McGwire gets no love and he never tested positive. Manny has now been busted TWICE.

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by yanks12025
    Did anyone see Peter Gammons on ESPN, it looked like he was going to cry.
    You know, I really like Peter Gammons, but he is just a Boston Red Sox spokesperson wrapped up in a baseball guy suit. I'm sure it pains him deep that his beloveth Red Sox are permanently tarnished.....but they are.

    It's high time everyone over on that East Coast feels the seering pain of reality along with the rest of the Baseball World.

    You know, it's funny......there have been at least three Boston Red Sox 2004 and 2007 championship rings that have sold recently in major auctions.....all of them reaching into the $30,000+ price ranges.

    I wonder if the lucky winners of those rings feel like they got their monies worth now? They can polish those gold and diamonds chunks 'til hell frezith over.......but the dang things will ALWAYS be tarnished.......

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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by frikativ54
    I am glad that these results are coming out, and that players' reputations are being tarnished. Nothing makes me more angry than athletes who think that they are not amenable to societal standards of fairness, ethics, and decency.

    I would be thrilled if the 2003 list was made public, because it concerns the breaking of federal law. The MLB's standards of confidentiality do not supersede federal law, and I think it is pretentious to assume otherwise.
    Well said, and I couldn't agree with you more on all counts.

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  • yanks12025
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    Did anyone see Peter Gammons on ESPN, it looked like he was going to cry.

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  • frikativ54
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    I am glad that these results are coming out, and that players' reputations are being tarnished. Nothing makes me more angry than athletes who think that they are not amenable to societal standards of fairness, ethics, and decency.

    I would be thrilled if the 2003 list was made public, because it concerns the breaking of federal law. The MLB's standards of confidentiality do not supersede federal law, and I think it is pretentious to assume otherwise.

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  • 3arod13
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    Originally posted by jwasserman
    Release the damn list already! Dragging superstars out one at a time is not doing anybody a bit of good
    We agree!
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  • suicide_squeeze
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    Originally posted by Bondsgloves
    Is anyone really surprised! It was a given... Its funny Big Popout said players should be suspended for a year if caught and he was surprised Manny tested positive.

    He also stated that any player caught should have any records wiped from the books.

    So......where do we start......... with big poo-pi?

    He was nothing but a punch-n-Judy hitter when he was a Twin......then miraculously he becomes a 30-40 home run a year hitter with Boston(check his career yearly stats.....it's a joke).

    You guys all know what this means, right?

    The curse of the Bambino really lives on.....because if take the players who juiced like crazy out of the picture, Boston doesn't win the 2004 or 2007 World Series.

    And the biggest juicer of them all, besides Manny, was Jason Veritek.

    What a pathetic time in the history of the game. RELEASE the 104 names, get it over with, and let baseball begin healing from this 2-decade long raping they endured.

    Quite frankly, small-ball is more exciting anyways. And when the big bomb home run DOES happen, it's more exciting, because they won't be happening every third batter now that testing is part of the program.

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  • yanks12025
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    This also shows how good the Mitchell Report was(no red sox players).

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