Picture of the Day February 11, 2009
The New Year's Resolution sign is gone. Finally.MY TWO CENTSIt seems to me that if you do a random drug test for substances that are not illegal at the time, how can you then turn around and start throwing people under the bus?
Major League Baseball conducted a test back in 2003, to see if any players were using steriods. A number were, 103 or 104 players. So, baseball started banning steriods from the game. Players agreed to be tested, and since then, some players were caught and punished. You currently have the whole Barry Bonds/BALCO ordeal, and the Mitchell Report, which doomed Roger Clemens. Supposedly.
Now, instead of destroying the test results, they open the box, and start naming names. A-Rod is the first one.
Should the rest be named? You might as well. How much more damage to the game can you do? You already outed the top player.
I watched a lot of ESPN2 Tuesday. One guy was really funny. "You use steroids when you were with the Rangers, then stopped when you joined the Yankees. Why stop? Why not continue? At least we would have had a World Series to show for it!"
This is one of those times where maybe I'm not an expert on the whole story.
It just seems, if you fry one, fry everyone. If not, A-Rod just got royally screwed.
And he came clean, for the most part. He took an banned substance. But didn't say which one.
This could get ugly.
