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02-25-05, 06:06 AM
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Meatheads who make this stupid point, including Bonds. "It doesnt help you hit a baseball, bodybuilders would just take up baseball". What a ridiculous arguement. The point is that baseball players have the skill to hit the ball, but the roids make you stronger. Even a little bit, can make a world of difference. If you have stronger muscles, including forearms, you will have quicker bat speed. That in turn will give you the extra split second to react to a pitch, and help you hit it harder and father.
Elementary really. MEATHEADS |
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02-25-05, 09:59 PM
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plain and simple, roids will do great things for a baseball players game (ie not some random idiot). it will make a servicable major leaguer into a good one, a good one into a great one, a great one into a hall of famer, and a hall of famer into the greatest hitter ever (bonds).
it will be interesting to see how bonds responds this year, but somehow i doubt he'll be anywhere near he was last year. if they dont do anything for your game, why take them in the first place? |
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