It's baseball.

(yawn)

"What's the difference between the 'sports' of MLB and WWE?"

WWE is worth watching for a few minutes.

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very true, i think the mlb is full of gays, it involves balls, sticks, and when a team wins the world series they all jump on eachother with smiles on their faces

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Lol, 1600 hits, 263 career batting average, 1400 RBI's and zero mvp's. And this was with steroids. Bottom line, this is a true case of a guy who probably doesn't have the numbers to be a hof'er without steroids like Bonds would. He is a weak fielder, terrible base runner. I mean, the guy is not a hof'er by any means in my opinion.

Would he get 70 hr's without juice? No fucking way. Steroids really make you a different person with stamina, strength and recovery when it comes to fatigue and injury. Maybe he hits 40 that year.

Maybe he said to himself, at 23%, I'm never getting in the HOF, no reason to hide it anymore. Screw him, I wont cry for a guy who's made hundreds of millions of dollars in salary and endorsements cheating people.

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St. Louis Cardinals embarrassed themselves
St. Louis Cardinals should be thankful Big Mac was on their team, he put them on the map!

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As the NL team that has won the most World Series of all time St Louis was already on the map. St Louis is much bigger than any one player.

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Bah poohey!! Green Bay wasn't on the map until '92 even though they had won countless championships so I can say the same ignorant comment about another team 😛 (you cant take that from me!!)

btw, GO BREWERS heh

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Only now he's saying it? I could have told you that back when he was playing.

Dude, his shoulders and back looked like McDonalds pizza face employees. Plus, he was a major dick. The only reason people didn't hate McGuire so much was that Canseco was even more of an asshole.

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You youngsters think nothing happened before you were born.
News flash: IT DID. Glad you finally caught up to reality. :thumbleft:
BTW, I am glad the Brewers finally stopped embarrassing them selves and put a real team out on the field.

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I do feel sorry for Bonds, though. Not in a way that I sympathize with his "need" to take steroids, or that I feel sorry for the situation he finds himself in now. I feel bad for him because he was too damn stupid to realize how good he was without them. But, the long ball gets the chicks, I guess.

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As a Cardinals fan - and as a 10-year-old Cardinals fan at the time - it hurts to keep revisiting the situation. McGwire was a real-life gladiator who ruled Busch Stadium. He was an absolute spectacle to watch.

Like you IronMan, I attended three to four games a year during the late nineties. I remember wanting to get to the park hours before game time just to see McGwire crush every ball. In batting practice.

With 10,000 other fans.

I remember my brother asking a former player back then who had played with McGwire how big he was.

"Big." We all laugh. "Put it this way, his arms are bigger than my thighs."

At the time, I thought I was watching something special. I didn't know any better. Now the whole situation just sucks. McGwire was the first superstar - on a team I cheered for - I watched live. (I still haven't been to a Bulls game, didn't see the Packers until 2003, and the 'Hawks haven't had a star since arguably this year.)

I do not forgive him for cheating, but I just cannot call him out like you have IM (although I absolutely understand where you're coming from). All I want is for McGwire to succeed as the Cardinals hitting coach. Badly.

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