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Its funny because in dice-k's two loses he had like 4 earned runs total. Today he had 6 earned runs and won the game.

Lowell hits 2 HR's during a great game and were bringing up steroids?

 

WTF?

 

The steroids discussion regarding Mike Lowell has been going on ever since he started his massive slump during the heat of the steroids inquisition.

most players in the majors were on the juice anyway

 

I doubt that very much.

Lets say steroid usage and amphetamines was a common clubhouse practice , these days it would be unheard of but we are in a new era now. I wouldnt say it was being done at a level of Barry Bonds to hit with more power but yes to heal faster from injuries. Yes, Baseball does have it's dirty secrets!

Lowell hits 2 HR's during a great game and were bringing up steroids?

 

WTF?

 

The steroids discussion regarding Mike Lowell has been going on ever since he started his massive slump during the heat of the steroids inquisition.

yeah...no baseball player ever has had a year long slump...it just so happens mikey's coincided with the witch hunt

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