Eddie Dominguez paints a very ugly picture of what the commissioner’s office is really interested in –the appearance of being to be in control– as opposed to what it should be interested in –truth and justice, regardless of the public’s opinion.
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He was really well-known and was on eight World Series teams. But he also copped to taking human growth hormone. Does Andy Pettitte have the resume to make the hall?
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Twenty years ago, Joe Morgan thought something was wrong with baseball. The ball -he could only guess- was “juiced. Today, he knows it was some of the players who were “juiced” and he doesn’t want them in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Photo by Miguel Ugaide.
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Twenty years ago, Joe Morgan thought something was wrong with baseball. The ball -he could only guess- was “juiced. Today, he knows it was some of the players who were “juiced” and he doesn’t want them in the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown. Photo by Miguel Ugaide.
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Some say Bud Selig and everyone else was complicit in the MLB PED scandal and now we should accept those players along with the greats of previous eras. Photo by Robert Badgley
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For the first time in ages, joy has been associated with Alex Rodriguez. The ever-present reminder of the days of wide-spread cheating of Major League Baseball will be gone from the game.
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In a Spitter exclusive, one surprising PED user is making an effort to get ahead of the story. The following is a press release that was sent out earlier today by representatives of Tyrion Lannister…
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Keith Good’s weekly One-Act, an SNL-meets-MLB look at the week in baseball. This week, Dee Gordon copes in…interesting ways following his 80-game PED suspension.
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There’s a sad story in the making. So far, four chapters of 15 have been written. It’s the tale of two accused cheaters -Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens- who this year actually made progress towards one day being voted Major League Baseball Hall-of-Famers. Last year, neither man cracked the 38-percent threshold by sportswriters. Writers are allowed to select only 10 players. This year, both players
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