Kid has a sweet swing... but so did Palmeiro...
Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
- Thread starter Sound of Silence
- Start date
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
To be honest, that's not really a true sign of use.
To be honest, that's not really a true sign of use.
royboy
EOG Dedicated
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
hell no... his first major injury was just due to his no fear attitude in centerfield. made that great catch up against the wall but broke his wrist in the process. i'd be shocked if it ever came out that jr. juiced.
hell no... his first major injury was just due to his no fear attitude in centerfield. made that great catch up against the wall but broke his wrist in the process. i'd be shocked if it ever came out that jr. juiced.
5 star bomb
EOG Master
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
jr never juiced
jr never juiced
raycabino
Long Live Wilson!
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
What about Mr. Sosa?:LMAO
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
His recovery time from those injuries would suggest otherwise.
The guy is as clean as it gets.
His recovery time from those injuries would suggest otherwise.
The guy is as clean as it gets.
daggerkobe
EOG Member
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
He hasn't needed roids thanks to his amazing bat speed, something he's had as a teenager. And most of his injuries have come in the outfield.
He hasn't needed roids thanks to his amazing bat speed, something he's had as a teenager. And most of his injuries have come in the outfield.
munson15
I want winners...
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
Anyone who came up after Canseco in 1985 is suspect, unfortunately. The guy was such a specimen and had such outrageous skills that he became a pied piper of sorts for players looking to get better through PED's.
Anyone who came up after Canseco in 1985 is suspect, unfortunately. The guy was such a specimen and had such outrageous skills that he became a pied piper of sorts for players looking to get better through PED's.
daggerkobe
EOG Member
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
If u had Jose as your teammate then its probably very likely that he hooked you up. Palmeiro, Pudge, Mcgwire, Clemens were some of his teammates.
But I do believe that roids does not turn a bad player into a good one. All the proof you need is Ozzie Canseco, Jose's twin. He was juiced up like his brother but only hit 13 HRs in his career compared to almost 500 for Jose. But the difference between a HR and an out can be as close as 5 ft which the roids can certainly provide.
If u had Jose as your teammate then its probably very likely that he hooked you up. Palmeiro, Pudge, Mcgwire, Clemens were some of his teammates.
But I do believe that roids does not turn a bad player into a good one. All the proof you need is Ozzie Canseco, Jose's twin. He was juiced up like his brother but only hit 13 HRs in his career compared to almost 500 for Jose. But the difference between a HR and an out can be as close as 5 ft which the roids can certainly provide.
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
I think a lot of what was said about Jr. was also said about Palmeiro... No real change in body type, very "pure" swing...
I think a lot of what was said about Jr. was also said about Palmeiro... No real change in body type, very "pure" swing...
Flamingo kid
Everybody's hands go UP!
Re: Do you think Griffey's injuries were a sign of steroid use?
Maybe we might want to start a thread about Big Papi and HIS injuries also?
Or, is it sacrilige to even suggest a player from the Red Sox cheated?
Maybe we might want to start a thread about Big Papi and HIS injuries also?
Or, is it sacrilige to even suggest a player from the Red Sox cheated?