September 7, 200719 yr Pretty slow day.. I dont see the big deal to be honest.. unless he used em after they were banned then we might have a story.. I'll wait til we know more!
September 7, 200719 yr I'd be surprised if a 12 month prescription issued in 2004 didn't role in to '05.
September 7, 200719 yr Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws?
September 7, 200719 yr Author Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws? But it wasn't a banned substance then Not that I care... everyone else uses them too
September 7, 200719 yr Well, if you excuse Ankiel then don't you have to excuse Bonds? Does anyone here think Bonds was wrong but not Ankiel? And, if so, what's the difference? For me, this pretty much takes all the fun out of this feel good story.
September 7, 200719 yr Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws? But it wasn't a banned substance then Not that I care... everyone else uses them too If something is against federal and state law doesn't that imply that its use is prohibited by a sport because said sport is run in the boundaries of the United States?
September 7, 200719 yr Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws? But it wasn't a banned substance then Not that I care... everyone else uses them too You do realize it's illegal in this country right?
September 7, 200719 yr ... at the ballpark in Arizona before tonite's game... don't know what time.... I am told by another source that it will be a "casual" setting - in the dugout. Not sure why TLR isn't a part of it. Don't know if Rick will answer questions... or how many. --B http://www.stltoday.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=4892402
September 7, 200719 yr Well I formally take everything good I said back about this douchebag. If it helps keep the Cubs out of the playoffs though, I'm not going to lose any sleep. Although I will say this, to compare Ankiel (a guy trying to get back to the big leagues) to Bonds, (a hall of famer before HGH and juice that didn't need to take it), is silly. What Ankiel did is just as wrong as what Bonds did and vise versa, but at least Ankiel had reason to do it, as he might not have made it to the majors again without the stuff, whereas Bonds CLEAN was a hall of famer. LOL Craig being Craig.
September 7, 200719 yr Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws? But it wasn't a banned substance then Not that I care... everyone else uses them too You do realize it's illegal in this country right? HGH is not illegal, it is illegal without a prescription.
September 7, 200719 yr Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws? But it wasn't a banned substance then Not that I care... everyone else uses them too If something is against federal and state law doesn't that imply that its use is prohibited by a sport because said sport is run in the boundaries of the United States? Of course it does
September 7, 200719 yr Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws?But it wasn't a banned substance then Not that I care... everyone else uses them too If something is against federal and state law doesn't that imply that its use is prohibited by a sport because said sport is run in the boundaries of the United States? Of course it does /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ Lawyer :mischief (Seriously, he is, don't f*** with him)
September 7, 200719 yr Wow, I can't really trust any player's performance anymore, except for Hanley's of course.
September 7, 200719 yr This is going to be a real douche bagy thing to say, but I'm in a douche bag mood. Still think it's a better story then Hamilton?
September 8, 200719 yr This is going to be a real douche bagy thing to say, but I'm in a douche bag mood. Still think it's a better story then Hamilton? Yes, because Ankiel was using drugs in 2004, the best story goes to Hamilton because he was using more drugs in 2004.
September 8, 200719 yr This is going to be a real douche bagy thing to say, but I'm in a douche bag mood. Still think it's a better story then Hamilton? Yes, because Ankiel was using drugs in 2004, the best story goes to Hamilton because he was using more drugs in 2004. I heart you.
September 8, 200719 yr Was HGH a banned substance in 2004? It was illegal way before that. http://www.eternalhgh.com/hgh/hgh-criminal.html Before I get the "but the league didn't ban steroids" argument. Shouldn't athletes, like everyone else, follow state and federal laws? Do the leagues officially have to ban speeding, rape and murder so athletes can obey laws?But it wasn't a banned substance then Not that I care... everyone else uses them too If something is against federal and state law doesn't that imply that its use is prohibited by a sport because said sport is run in the boundaries of the United States? Of course it does /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ /\ Lawyer :mischief (Seriously, he is, don't f*** with him) :lol
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