What is wrong with baseball fans? I cannot believe an azz clown could say what he said..



http://boards.espn.go.com/cgi/mlb/request.dll?MESSAGE&room=mlb_mlb&id=1250217

“Great players help sustain programs, however, great players who help build programs become legends.”

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also his racist AZZ

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the guy is a NIG***, and deserves to be picking cotton.

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If you're going to call somebody racist, don't throw out an N bomb and say he should be picking cotton later in your argument...

The guy is completely 100% correct on everything he said up until the end when he threw out the "N" word. Im assuming your reffering to that because every other thing he said was right on the money

your actually believing what people say on espn message boards? there is absolulty no moderation over there. its a bunch of trolls. those message boards are a joke

i wonder if that was jeff kent?

It probably was Jeff Kent.

Since when is Bill Cosby a "doesn't give credit to anyone not Black" sort of guy?

If anything, Bill Cosby is hardest on his own ethnicity.

Notice how he called out Sosa and Bonds, but gave credit to McGwire and didn't accuse him of roids. Throw in the N bomb picking cotton, and I think we know who our racist is.

Does anyone think bonds or sosa isnt on roids? I dont see how anyone could think that

I think the appropriate question is what percentage of the players - especially pitchers - are (or were) juiced. If Barry is juiced and every pitcher he faces is juiced, it questions the validity of his accomplishments, but not in the exact same manner as if no pitchers were juiced.

A lot of people talk about the stars being juiced, but I honestly think the lowest levels of MLB players (and minor leaguers) have every bit as much incentive to have been taking roids as anyone else. For that #24 roster spot, he may be thinking "If Im juiced Im here, if Im not, Im playing for AAA Toledo".

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dont say he grew more because men stop growing at 21

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uhm....that's not right

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McGuire used a type of steroids that were not yet banned. So giving the record back to him would be retarted. Give it to Marris Damn't.

PS Your sick Ag Ryan.

[This message has been edited by A_MBaseballFan (edited 7/12/2004 11:17p).]