According to the reported info. I read...
He took HGH in 2004, before MLB listed it as a banned substance.
So, I guess it was legal to use it then. :ughhh: :WTF:
I know HGH is commonly used to treat serious injuries to enhance recovery time.
Ankiel had a shoulder injury around that time.
We just need to not be so quick to Judge.
I mean who really gives a fuck anyways.
He took HGH in 2004, before MLB listed it as a banned substance.
So, I guess it was legal to use it then. :ughhh: :WTF:
I know HGH is commonly used to treat serious injuries to enhance recovery time.
Ankiel had a shoulder injury around that time.
We just need to not be so quick to Judge.
I mean who really gives a fuck anyways.
I really don't care who took what. makes no differance to me. However, just because it wasn't banned by baseball doesn't mean he didn't break any rules. If the hgh wasn't properly prescribed by a dr. than it is a crime according to the government. I would say the place where he got it wasn't really on the up and up seeing how the pharmacy is part of a national illegal prescription drug distribution operation, and I sure Ankiel knew it.
same here. I have said that for a while but wasn't entirely sure I really believed it until recently. Always said sports are entertainment to me and I really didn't care all that much. Was at a Wash/SF game a couple days after Bonds broker Aaron's record. The place was empty and Bonds wasn't even playing. We were in a suite which isn't really condusive to actually watching the sporting event, a lot of drinking, eating, b/s-ing. I figured out I truly didn't care when Bonds pinch hit in the 7th or 8th, it was the only time I was at all interested in the game and 3 of about 25-30 pitches that I actually watched. I was entertained, which is all I really care about when it comes down to it.
