07-06-2021, 08:27 PM
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Peter Spaeth
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Originally Posted by Mike D.
Right, and if steroids were something you took and you became good at baseball your entire career, it'd be concerning. But since they don't work that way, I see it as "the good part of his career came when testing was in place, and he never tested positive for anything".
I mean, I know they tested "randomly", but you know guys like Ortiz and the other HR guys got tested more than the 160 pound utility infielders.
Now Manny...don't get me started on that sad story.
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3 percent of his career offensive output through age 26. Doesn't look good.
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