Do You Think Pro Athletes Use Steroids?

[winstrol69]

Espn did an article that didnt get much publicicty because Espn lives off sports. They found test results from individual teams, which arent required to report to MLB, that 3 out of 5 players from spring training each year test pos for gear.

Look at Sosa, He is huge in the spring. Throught the course of the year, loses some size.

Look at Big Mac as a rookie, he has put on some 40lbs of solid muscle. ANDRO?? No way!

Ummm 40 pounds in 10 years isnt a lot lol...But i agree he does have a puffy ass face.

 

[pgerardone]

Pitchers wont use gear nearly as often as position players. Pitchers get their speed, not from muscles, but flexability. I pitched all through HS and college. I was a ML propect untill I used weights in college. I went from throwing low 90's to low to mid 80's in a span of 6 months. I wanst involved in stretching, so I lost so much of that flexability crutial to velocity. I became a first baseman and kept training.

In baseball its more likely that a position player would use gear in the off season.

Must say you are wrong on this. The reason I say it is I have experience in this exact scenario. I attended a small private college in Florida. Anyway I met a guy at the gym who played on the schools baseball team, a pitcher. He kept asking me to get him juice so eventually I started getting him stuff. He really like d-bol pills. The end result was his fastball went from the high 80's to mid 90's and he was drafted by the Florida Marlins. Do not know how he is doing now, last I heard he was in AA as a relief pitcher. From what I gathered from other guys on the team he was not that good a pitcher and the reason he was drafted was the velocity of his fastball. Bottom line, the juice got him drafted.

BTW what the fuck is a "steroid face". Do you really think Barry Bonds is on juice? Now I think most pro athletes take juice but guys like Griffey and Bonds are probably ones who do not. They are just genetic freaks who have been good they're whole life. And Bonds does have over 500 career homers so yes he has been hitting homeruns his entire career. I would look more to the one time marginal player who improved his power number significantly over his career. Someone like Lenny Dykstra. Remember him, he was a little runt when he came up with the Mets and by 1993 with the Phillies he was probably 30 pounds heavier, leaner and hitting homers.

 

[The Man Child]

Guys Guys Guys, they all take them in one way or another.

NFL players get tested but they aren't random. Its a scheduled drug test so players know when they have to be clean.

NBA players get tested as well, but there's are also scheduled. I read somewhere and also heard it on the Last Word with Jim Rome that something like 90% of NBA players smoked weed in season. And besides, those bball players are thicker and thicker each year.

And yes, I also noticed Brett Boone in the All Star game. How obvious was that

 

[nandroloner]

In high school, way back in 1982, a friend of mine who also played football was approached by a major university. Shortly after that, he started getting really big. He also had much more acne than he normally did. He finished college and went on to play several years as a lineman for [an NFL team], and he has just gotten bigger and bigger over the years. Did they have creatine back in 1982? Maybe he took Weider protein supplents and weight gain?

 

[serge]

when you have 2 three hundred pounders run straight into each other and get up right after, something have to give

 

[Mr_Pincushonass]

Why yes they do.

 

[Swoleyoley]

hey can somebody work me up a cycle so I can look like a abercrombie model?

 

[Silent Method]

This is getting old, some do some don't.

Nuff said.

 

[Vein]

Question?

Do you think porn stars have sex? lol hehehe

 

[alien amp pharm]

Does a hobby horse have a wooden dick?

-Roadhouse