Has there been more pathetic, incompetent, and downright uncharismatic leader than Bug Selig? Here’s a guy that’s so out of touch with baseball fans that he believes he can apply a bandaid to a steroid problem that’s been raging out of control for years and we’ll all just act like it never happened. As far as I’m concerned the shattered records of the past few years are a joke. I have little interest in spending my money to support a bunch of doping athletes which justify their addiction by whining they have to keep up with the next guy. I hope the senators rip them to shreds and expose Selig and these other baseball stars for what they are: total frauds!
“Do these guns look juiced to you?”
UPDATE
A few quotes from the hearing today:
“If a player answers ‘No,’ he simply will not be believed,” McGwire said in his opening statement. “If he answers ’Yes,’ he risks public scorn and endless government investigations.”
Hey, Mark, we’ll take this to mean you doped. We’re not fooled by your hipster glasses or your emotional, near tears acting. Answer the damn question and let us decide what to believe.
This just in from Captain Clueless: Mr. Bud Selig:
“Did we have a major (steroid) problem? No,”
Bud, Bud, Bud…do you really think we’re that stupid? Have you seen the neck muscles on Barry Bonds lately? Bud is the new “Baghdad Bob“.
I’m done watching Major League Baseball and I have lost every ounce of respect I had for Mark McGuire. I don’t care if Barry Bonds hits 900 home runs because now we all know he’s been juiced for years. Does he expect us to believe that he puts chemicals in his body and lotion on his skin and doesn’t know exactly what they contain? This whole notion that he unknowingly took steroids is a crock.
Stick it to this fraud of a league and send a message with your wallet. I’m sure Selig will assume everything will blow over and it won’t be long before ticket prices are raised at publicly funded stadiums around the country.
Olbermann: McGwire takes called third strike
Celizic: McGwire is the biggest loser
Verducci: Selig and MLB turned a blind eye
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