really? him?
Poor George Mitchell. Most people thought his steroids investigation into baseball was doomed more than a year ago, when it began, because if you don't have to talk to a guy like that, why would you? What,
this guy's gonna bust this wide open? George Mitchell is a respected public figure, but, you know, not exactly
urgent about this whole thing.
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Remember during the steroid trials, when Sammy Sosa inexplicably forgot how to speak english? Rafael Palmeiro, albeit a few months late, apparently is trying to same tactic.
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For anybody who missed it yesterday, Orioles designated hitter Rafael Palmeiro
finally made a public statement about steroids yesterday, and, as you'd certainly expect, it was unsatisifying. Basically, Palmeiro said he never intentionally took steroids but that he might have accidentally got some in his system because of a B-12 shot that he famously implicated Miguel Tejada in giving him. (He fesses up to that too, kinda.)
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• If there's a way to rectify a wrong by screwing over a student-athlete, rest assured that the NCAA will find it. [
The Sports Frog]
• Some excuses Rafael Palmeiro
didn't come up with. [
Zulkey]
• It's bad enough that the Mets have collapsed. But do fans have to watch Jose Offerman too? Come on, that's just mean. [
Faith and Fear in Flushing]
• Cal Ripken kicks back and kicks it with some sports bloggers. [
Mr. Irrelevant]
• Good Lord, what has happened to Joe Gibbs? [
Off Wing Opinion]
• How can people honestly live in Detroit? Wouldn't they rather move to someplace civilized, like ... oh, we can't even say that. [
The Writers]
• St. Louis Cardinals can clinch division title this afternoon. Deadspin has its Boone's Farm and is ready to pop some corks. [
Viva El Birdos]
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He's tried earplugs, he's tried refusing interviews, he's even tried shaving the mustache (OK, wishful thinking there), but since none of that worked,
Rafael Palmeiro is taking his burgeoning erection and going home. He's officially "rehabbing his knee," in the same way that Jimmy Hoffa was "gardening." He says he's going to try to come back and catch on with a team next year; we suggest pointing him in the direction of Montreal.
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News And Views From The Disaffected and Bored ...
• It has come to this: People are blatantly begging the Orioles to dump Rafael Palmeiro. On anyone. [
Camden Chat]
• If Cubs fans could actually bury their team under six feet of dirt, you know they totally would. [
Bleed Cubbie Blue]
• Tennis players are actually having fights with each other because of each other's blog entries. Something about that is hysterical. [
Off Wing Opinion]