Grimsley in drug probe Pitcher told IRS agent he used steroids
In April, eight months after Grimsley spoke of fixing things and changing things, federal agents caught the new Diamondbacks relief pitcher accepting what he admitted was his 12th shipment of human growth hormone kits through the mail at his Scottsdale home.
There's a link to the affidavit too. He's been around a long time and is squealing like a caught pig about everyone and everything it looks like from some of the other reports too. Bill C
As someone who has had access to a few big league clubhouses I must say that I am shocked that it has taken all these years for this little secret to finally begin to come out.Uppers have always been a part of the game but anyone who watches some baseball footage from say 20 years back and then compare it with some footage from a couple years back would be able to notice a big difference in the size of players.I laughed a few years back when baseballs started flying out of parks at record pace.Someone asked Canseco about it and he mentioned that weight training was the reason.It was almost like he was saying that players never lifted weights until last off season and suddenly someone discovered weight training and bingo....the ball starts flying like a golf ball off the bats.
As someone who has had access to a few big league clubhouses I must say that I am shocked that it has taken all these years for this little secret to finally begin to come out.Uppers have always been a part of the game but anyone who watches some baseball footage from say 20 years back and then compare it with some footage from a couple years back would be able to notice a big difference in the size of players.I laughed a few years back when baseballs started flying out of parks at record pace.Someone asked Canseco about it and he mentioned that weight training was the reason.It was almost like he was saying that players never lifted weights until last off season and suddenly someone discovered weight training and bingo....the ball starts flying like a golf ball off the bats.
Dumbass, That's because the force of gravity has started to decline. That also explains why the riders are climbing faster these days.
As someone who has had access to a few big league clubhouses I must say that I am shocked that it has taken all these years for this little secret to finally begin to come out.Uppers have always been a part of the game but anyone who watches some baseball footage from say 20 years back and then compare it with some footage from a couple years back would be able to notice a big difference in the size of players.I laughed a few years back when baseballs started flying out of parks at record pace.Someone asked Canseco about it and he mentioned that weight training was the reason.It was almost like he was saying that players never lifted weights until last off season and suddenly someone discovered weight training and bingo....the ball starts flying like a golf ball off the bats.
Dumbass, That's because the force of gravity has started to decline. That also explains why the riders are climbing faster these days.
Damn I knew there had to be a reason that big guys were now climbing with 5' 3" 110lb pure climbers. Gotta get Jan an advisor that understands physics so he stops getting dropped. Bill C
On 7 Jun 2006 09:57:25 -0700, "Bill C" <[email hidden]>
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Damn I knew there had to be a reason that big guys were now climbing with 5' 3" 110lb pure climbers. Gotta get Jan an advisor that understands physics so he stops getting dropped.
Please note that this only started to happen when gravity decreased to where the little guys started to float and began to lose traction.
Curtis L. Russell Odenton, MD (USA) Just someone on two wheels...
As someone who has had access to a few big league clubhouses I must say that I am shocked that it has taken all these years for this little secret to finally begin to come out.Uppers have always been a part of the game...
Presumably to prevent nodding off on the bench. Peanuts no longer doing the trick?
