<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by blue edwards:
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by D2bets:
Sosa looked the same to me, including his body. He doesn't look like he's lost any weight or muscle. So I take it from the post that you guys' think Sosa took juice but now is off it. Well then if he gets back to hitting 50+ HR's and 450+ foot HR's then what will the reason be?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
man, you really are a blind cub fan aren't you? anyone who thinks sosa didn't juice is totally delusional. and, sosa is worse than the rest because not only did he juice, he CORKED HIS BAT. sosa is the king of the cheaters.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yup.
D2's opinions represent a small minority(1%) of Cubs fans. It is extrememly difficult to believe that Sosa hasn't used steroids. Your best arguement would probably be that he isn't bright enough to pull it off without getting caught. As embarrassing as the whole "corked bat" situation was to the Cubs' organization, Sosa's absolute stupidity in handling that was priceless.
But....as Cubs' fans, we're willing to look the other way as long as Sammy plays defense and moves Grudzielanek to 3rd with less with than two outs. With some of the lofty estimates regarding the number of players using steroids in baseball, it's difficult to come down to hard on any one guy.
Blue Edwards, I wouldn't be so quick to make that bet, thought. Remember, this is going to be the first full season in which Sammy actually has legitimate protection behind him in the lineup.