Politely clap, light cheer. Once he rounds the 1st base, start throwing syringes at his back.
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Politely clap, light cheer. Once he rounds the 1st base, start throwing syringes at his back.
Two homeruns needed to pass Aaron and he has two home games to do it - tonight Saturday and tomorrow Sunday - before the Giants embark on a six-game road trip in Los Angeles and then San Diego.
I foresee the Giants benching Bonds* on the road to avoid him passing Aaron in LA or SD, where he will most likely get showered with boos, obscenities, and various flying objects thrown at him. They will most likely pussy out, IMO.
There is no shot Bonds will break the record on the road. If he doesn't hit it against Florida, Bruce Bochy will make up excuses for Bonds being injured so he can do it in front of his precious San Fran Fans.
There's not a more perfect way for Bruce Bochy to stick it to San Diego by having Bonds break the record at Petco.
If Bonds hit 756 at Dodger Stadium, we might have to tear down the place, set it on fire, and never return there.
Yeah definetly if Bonds doesn't hit it in SD or LA because he's doing it on purpose? Bonds always misses 1 game out of a road series, also its not like Bonds is on a tear hitting homeruns left and right, he's been avg about one HR a week for the last month or so, plus San Diego fans and Dodger fans dont deserve shit after the classless treatment Bonds, ****'em all, dont purposely hit it in those crap ass stadiums, hit it at home where you get respected, cherished, cheered, embraced, in stead of crapholes where you get booed, syringes and all kinds of crap thrown at him.Quote:
Originally Posted by DirtyKash
Sorry for bringing back an old forum...
but about the steroids thing: Do you think some players used steroids honestly because they just wanted to heal quicker from injuries (Clemens, Pettite?)? If the drugs help you heal faster from injuries, why doesn't MLB just legalize the drug in the sport so all athletes can heal quicker and have a level playing field? Are these same drugs actually illegal in the country as a whole too? Do all of the steroid drugs have side affects that can be dangerous, or just a few of them?
I know MLB doesn't want to ruin old records that were earned "the right way," but it seems like it is going to happen anyways.
Now bare with me here; I know next to nothing about steroids, and all I know is that players use it to get stronger and "heal faster."
To be brief,
1. Yes, players took HGH to heal quicker from injury and from workouts. It allows your muscle to heal quicker.
2. MLB is afraid to open that Pandora's box.
3. These drugs are illegal without a legit prescription
4. There have been no proven affects to steroids except shrunken testicles and hair loss.