steroids
by travisjh86 on May 27, 2009 10:17 AM EDT
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PrintAlright, I know this is a skins blog, but this morning Elliot in the morning reported that some guy in Florida got busted for dealing steroids. He says he deals roids to major sports teams/figures all over the world including the NFL. The only two teams he named specifically were the Nationals and the Capitols.... I don't see anything good coming out of this for DC.
I can't find any information on this and if anyone finds something please post it here.
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The only thing I could find
Was at Cooley’s blog.
The sheriff said when Thomas was asked whether he had sold steroids to professional athletes, he replied, " “You name the sport, and I’ve sold steroids to athletes who play it.”.
go to federalbaseball.com and japersrink.com
it sounds like a bunch of BS anyways, why wouldn’t you look on the SB blogs of the appropriate teams?
From Richmond to the District
Snitches
get stitches.
"The character of a person is in direct proportion to his commitment to excellence." -Vince Lombardi.
They
all do it at one point or another. 99% of all pros in all sports have done some sort of PED’s. It’s it so bad in collage baseball.
get busted and get yourself immunity by giving up "Big Names"
that date raper ex trainer ..of the Yankees will get his big bookdeal for being a RAT
Steroids
Will always be a part of sports. As I said in an earlier post it is so bad in collage baseball and it seem like no one talks about it. I live in California about 45 miles away from one of the best Jr Collage baseball teams in the country. My best friends son was recruited there as a middle infielder. On a team rooster of 53 kids 51 were juicing.
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