Thursday, November 13, 2003
Testing, Testing!!!
Is it time to panic?
The steroid tests have been released and over five percent of major league baseball players tested positive, meaning that automatic testing for all players kicks in next season. Of course, the commissioner, in his wisdom, would not release the actual number of positives, maybe because the union is disputing what is a positive result.
But there will be repercussions to this story. Who got a positive? Which team had the most? What kind of drugs were they taking? Pretty soon, you'll hear all kinds of rumors. In a way, it's a healthy thing for the league, as there should be testing.
Between this and finding someone who'll take the Expos, expect this offseason to be painful for Bud Selig.
Is it time to panic?
The steroid tests have been released and over five percent of major league baseball players tested positive, meaning that automatic testing for all players kicks in next season. Of course, the commissioner, in his wisdom, would not release the actual number of positives, maybe because the union is disputing what is a positive result.
But there will be repercussions to this story. Who got a positive? Which team had the most? What kind of drugs were they taking? Pretty soon, you'll hear all kinds of rumors. In a way, it's a healthy thing for the league, as there should be testing.
Between this and finding someone who'll take the Expos, expect this offseason to be painful for Bud Selig.
