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Cushing hCG

Cushing hCG

August 18, 2010 Leave a response [entry-popup-shortlink]

At the beginning of the month, Houston Texans linebacker (former USC Trojan) Brian Cushing was given a four game suspension for testing positive for hCG. hCG is a hormone that is commonly used during or after a steroid cycle in order to maintain and increase testosterone levels that are lowered by performance enhancing drugs. Manny [...]

ROMO's Life On The Edge

ROMO's Life On The Edge

July 27, 2010 1 Response [entry-popup-shortlink]

With so much spare time on my hands lately, I’ve been reading some great, awful and interesting books. I’ve just started to read Bill Simmons’ Book of Basketball (only 260-something pages into the monster of literature), but previously read former NFL linebacker, Bill Romanowski’s autobiography. ROMO : My Life On The Edge : Living Dreams [...]

Steroids In Sports Making A Comeback

Steroids In Sports Making A Comeback

June 21, 2010 Leave a response [entry-popup-shortlink]

ESPN’s Mike Fish just released some great information today. As you may know, I am fully interested in all facets and aspects of any story that involves steroids or performance-enhancing drugs of any kind in sports. I have crammed my brain with both of Jose Canseco’s books, I am currently reading Bill Romanowski’s auto-biography (Adam [...]

Mark McGwire Admits To Using Steroids, HGH

Mark McGwire Admits To Using Steroids, HGH

January 13, 2010 Leave a response [entry-popup-shortlink]

In an interview with Bob Costas on Monday night, Mark McGwire finally admitted to using steroids and human growth hormone over the past decade. McGwire said that he used steroids in the 1989-1990 off-season then again in 1993 after an injury and periodically throughout the remainder of his career, including 1998 when he set the [...]

Mark McGwire Back In St. Louis

Mark McGwire Back In St. Louis

November 11, 2009 Leave a response [entry-popup-shortlink]

The St. Louis Cardinals are bringing Mark McGwire back to major league baseball as a hitting coach. After disappearing from the baseball scene after breaking the single-season home run record and then denying any use of performance enhancing drugs to the US Senate, McGwire is coming back in 2010. Big Mac was seen as the [...]

The List Should Be Released

The List Should Be Released

September 3, 2009 3 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

The SportsFans have spoken and the decision by the people leans in favor of publishing, completely, the list of 104 players that tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003. With a few players including Sammy Sosa, David Ortiz, Manny Ramirez and Alex Rodriguez, the public is thirsty for more. I’ve vented my thoughts on [...]

Should The List Be Released From 2003 PED Testing

Should The List Be Released From 2003 PED Testing

August 4, 2009 3 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

As more time has passed, more major league baseball players names have come out on “The List” of players that tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003. Seven players results from this anonymous test in 2003 are now public knowledge. Barry Bonds, Alex Rodriguez, Sammy Sosa, Jason Grimsley, David Segui, David Ortiz and Manny [...]

Prayer For Big Papi

Prayer For Big Papi

July 31, 2009 8 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

With the news about David Ortiz and Manny Ramirez also being on “the list” of players that tested positive for performance enhancing drugs in 2003, I thought I’d show Big Papi our support by saying a prayer for him. Large Father, Who bats at Fenway, Hallowed be thy game. The Nation won, You’re still number [...]

'Roids Are All The Rage

'Roids Are All The Rage

July 16, 2009 6 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

I recently picked up Jose Canseco’s New York Times Bestseller, Juiced. In his first release on the Steroid Era in baseball, Canseco starts with his life story and works his way toward his major league career. The Cuban born Canseco went from a scrawny 220 pound Rookie of the Year in 1986 to a devastating [...]

Manny Shouldn't Have Been An All-Star

Manny Shouldn't Have Been An All-Star

July 15, 2009 2 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

On June 1st, we asked you if you thought Manny Ramirez should be allowed to play in the 2009 All-Star Game. The results are final and the fans spoke loud and clear. Manny shouldn’t have been allowed to play in the all-star game. The best part about this, he dropped in the voting and wasn’t [...]

Steroids Did NOT Make Baseball Better

June 2, 2009 4 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

We recently ran a poll asking our readers, Did Steroids Make Baseball Better? We posted the poll after news broke that Manny Ramirez was suspended for using Performance Enhancing drugs. Though he wasn’t using steroids, it did make for a simpler headline and at this point we all use the words steroids and Performance-Enhancing drugs [...]

Should Manny Ramirez be Allowed to Play in the 2009 All-Star Game?

Should Manny Ramirez be Allowed to Play in the 2009 All-Star Game?

June 1, 2009 13 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

What do you think about Manny [Ramirez] going to the All-Star Game? Do you think we should stop chastising the players and let them play in these situations, even though under suspension? Or should he rightfully so be suspended from this too, even though the fans are still voting for him. One of my readers, [...]

Big Papi's Power Outage

Big Papi's Power Outage

May 27, 2009 18 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

Chuck Hanf is a sports blogger and Boston sports fan. He writes about sports at Two Cents from Beantown. I’m tellin’ ya Sully–Big Papi Ortiz was on the juice just like that bum Nomaahh Garciawhatevathehell. I’m tellin’ ya guy! – “Smitty”, a patron at the Two Cents From Beantown Pub. Smitty, do you remember a [...]

Did Steroids Make Baseball Better?

Did Steroids Make Baseball Better?

May 25, 2009 18 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

To follow up our recent posts about How to Spot Steroid Users and Manny Ramirez using Performance Enhancing Drugs, I wanted to ask everyone, did steroids make baseball better? Remember, baseball was coming off a strike and we all fell back in love with it because of all the dingers being hit and records being [...]

How to Spot Steroid Users

How to Spot Steroid Users

May 22, 2009 8 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

After Manny Ramirez received a 50 game suspension for the use of performance enhancing drugs and the talk of the “steroid era” and “cleaning up baseball” have all been the topic during games and news, it’s time to fill you in on some of the tell tale signs that a player is juicing (either using [...]

Manny Tests Positive For Performance Enhancing Drugs

May 7, 2009 2 Responses [entry-popup-shortlink]

Manny Ramirez has been suspended for 50 games this season after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs. Manny countered that the positive test result came about from prescribed medicine from a doctor (sounds familiar; what was that, something about your cream Mr. Bonds?). Recently I saw a physician for a personal health issue. He gave me [...]

Bulletins

  1. Boston Bruins Heading to Stanley Cup

    The Boston Bruins advance to their first Stanley Cup in 21 years on a Nathan Horton goal that proved the difference in a 1-0 win over the Tampa Bay Lightning. The Bruins will face the Vancouver Canucks for the rights to the Stanley Cup. Game 1 starts at 8PM on June 1st.
  2. It's Official: Umass Moves Up to FBS

    It's a move I thought Umass-Amherst should have made a long time ago but better late than never as the Umass Minutemen football team moves up to D1A/FBS. BCS here we come!
  3. Ray Allen for Three Would Be Nice

    And so it is. Celtics beat the Knicks 87-85. Ray Allen swished a three to put the C's up tow and send the Knicks in a frenzy to score without any timeouts remaining. C's lead the series 1-0 with Game 2 at the Garden on Tuesday at 7PM.
  4. Cereal For Dinner

    @Chrissy_Murray blogs about daily struggles with maintaining a healthy lifestyle, tracking her progress and barriers through her fitness journey at Cereal For Dinner.
  5. 50 Peaks

    50 Peaks is an organization seeking to raise money for organizations currently working with youth. 50 Peaks raises their money by climbing the highest mountains in each state.

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