OK Yes I am going to watch the game. I like all sports, sorry for getting off topic.
MLB All-Star Game
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OK who's in the Game? I use to like B Ball, But Billy Martin is dead, The cub's never win, Big name players are all doped up,
and That Nasty Strike in 94
It's hard for me to watch.
Drank Beer 1 hr ago, It's not working!! Drinking More.
and That Nasty Strike in 94
It's hard for me to watch.Drank Beer 1 hr ago, It's not working!! Drinking More.
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You still hold a grudge for the 94 strike? Wow.
Didn't the NFL have a strike a few years ago?? Bet you still watch that. Of course, we all know those players aren't all doped up...
I don't know if I'll watch the allstar game or not. I never really got into it. You have your best pitcher in for an inning and then another oitcher for a few outs. Star players get an at bat and get replaced an inning later. Gotta get all the stars into the game, afterall! The fact that this game determines home field advantage for the series is ridiculous, too.
Didn't the NFL have a strike a few years ago?? Bet you still watch that. Of course, we all know those players aren't all doped up...
I don't know if I'll watch the allstar game or not. I never really got into it. You have your best pitcher in for an inning and then another oitcher for a few outs. Star players get an at bat and get replaced an inning later. Gotta get all the stars into the game, afterall! The fact that this game determines home field advantage for the series is ridiculous, too.
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[QUOTE=stu37d]You still hold a grudge for the 94 strike? Wow.
Didn't the NFL have a strike a few years ago?? Bet you still watch that. Of course, we all know those players aren't all doped up...
actually nfl does real steroid testing unlike baseball, im sorry, baseball finally figured out how to test yesterday.
and the last nfl strike was in 1982
Didn't the NFL have a strike a few years ago?? Bet you still watch that. Of course, we all know those players aren't all doped up...
actually nfl does real steroid testing unlike baseball, im sorry, baseball finally figured out how to test yesterday.
and the last nfl strike was in 1982
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To answer the original post, yes, I will probably watch the game.
My comments on the other posts, the 94 strike did suck because the Expos probably would have won it all that year. As for the steriod issue, it would be a whole different story if leagues like the NHL, NFL, and even soccer had a whistleblower like Canseco
I find it hard to believe that even with steriod testing that with all the technology in medicine today that there isn't something better and not currently being tested for? Growth hormones perhaps?
My comments on the other posts, the 94 strike did suck because the Expos probably would have won it all that year. As for the steriod issue, it would be a whole different story if leagues like the NHL, NFL, and even soccer had a whistleblower like Canseco
I find it hard to believe that even with steriod testing that with all the technology in medicine today that there isn't something better and not currently being tested for? Growth hormones perhaps?
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I don't watch baseball. To slow and boring. I loved the game when I was a kid but as I got older I started to dislike it. I'm not saying that I am rating it up there with soccer but maybe someday it will be just as boring. Mini camps open in less than 3 weeks so MLB will be even less relevant.
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yeah beaseball was dying in the 90's, sammy and mark saved it a little, but its back on the dying burner again.
its sad that the commish has let a 100 year old plus sport become fuuly tainted now.
when i was growing up in the eighties to me learning baseball was the best thing since sliced bread.
now younger kids get to see some of the biggest names in history tied to illegal drug use. and its getting really old as well.
not having the commish and aaron attend bonds games to see when he breaks the record, has gotta tell ya something.
and since im a sports fan in general ill give it a little watch, but baseball will never be the same again.
remember marks statement to congress when asked about his personal experience with any sort of enhancements even though he admitted to using ANDRO, which wasnt banned at the time, he says "im not hear to talk about the past"
well his first ballot for the hall of fame has come and was not ellected, and hopefully he never will.
and i agree with the above statement mini camp is upon us, so yes b-ball in alot of eyes has become irrelevent
its sad that the commish has let a 100 year old plus sport become fuuly tainted now.
when i was growing up in the eighties to me learning baseball was the best thing since sliced bread.
now younger kids get to see some of the biggest names in history tied to illegal drug use. and its getting really old as well.
not having the commish and aaron attend bonds games to see when he breaks the record, has gotta tell ya something.
and since im a sports fan in general ill give it a little watch, but baseball will never be the same again.
remember marks statement to congress when asked about his personal experience with any sort of enhancements even though he admitted to using ANDRO, which wasnt banned at the time, he says "im not hear to talk about the past"
well his first ballot for the hall of fame has come and was not ellected, and hopefully he never will.
and i agree with the above statement mini camp is upon us, so yes b-ball in alot of eyes has become irrelevent
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Baseball will never be irrelevent. And until there is proof that McGwire or anyone else did steroids, that issue is moot.
Now, I don't know about everyone else, but I don't feel it is absolutely necessary to have a 70+ year old man chase the Giants around the country just so Hammerin' Hank will be there when the record is broken. As far as the comissioner not being there, I could make the same excuse, even though he isn't quite 70. Still, chasing the team around just in case Bonds hits the record breaker seems a little unreasonable to me.
So you were mad at the NFL until 1995? Or does the 13 year rule only apply to baseball?
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not having the commish and aaron attend bonds games to see when he breaks the record, has gotta tell ya something.
and the last nfl strike was in 1982
(sorry, forgot to add the smiley, 'cause I'm just yanking your chain.
)
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Originally Posted by stu37d
Baseball will never be irrelevent. And until there is proof that McGwire or anyone else did steroids, that issue is moot.
Now, I don't know about everyone else, but I don't feel it is absolutely necessary to have a 70+ year old man chase the Giants around the country just so Hammerin' Hank will be there when the record is broken. As far as the comissioner not being there, I could make the same excuse, even though he isn't quite 70. Still, chasing the team around just in case Bonds hits the record breaker seems a little unreasonable to me.
So you were mad at the NFL until 1995? Or does the 13 year rule only apply to baseball?
(sorry, forgot to add the smiley, 'cause I'm just yanking your chain. )
Now, I don't know about everyone else, but I don't feel it is absolutely necessary to have a 70+ year old man chase the Giants around the country just so Hammerin' Hank will be there when the record is broken. As far as the comissioner not being there, I could make the same excuse, even though he isn't quite 70. Still, chasing the team around just in case Bonds hits the record breaker seems a little unreasonable to me.
So you were mad at the NFL until 1995? Or does the 13 year rule only apply to baseball?
(sorry, forgot to add the smiley, 'cause I'm just yanking your chain.
)
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Originally Posted by rangerfan
I bet within 25 years (if not sooner) baseball will be behind all the major sports.
1. NFL
2. NASCAR
3. NCAA Football
4. NCAA Basketball
5. NBA
6. MLS
7. MLB
8. NHL
1. NFL
2. NASCAR
3. NCAA Football
4. NCAA Basketball
5. NBA
6. MLS
7. MLB
8. NHL