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Duh...
"Outfielder Marlon Byrd, who admitted to working with the man whose center triggered a federal investigation of steroids use and distribution among athletes, has tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs....While with the Cubs in spring training, Byrd admitted that he was the only player in baseball who still worked with Victor Conte. Conte's Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative was at the center of the steroid scandal surrounding Barry Bonds, among others."
Whose reputation takes the bigger hit here--Byrd for testing positive for PEDs--or Conte, who PEDs were apparently only good enough to produce a .210 average and 1 home run?
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"Whose reputation takes the bigger hit here"
The Red Sox. They swapped a sack of batting practice balls and a used L screen to the Cubs for this guy and still came out on the short end.
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artie_fufkin wrote:
"Whose reputation takes the bigger hit here"
The Red Sox. They swapped a sack of batting practice balls and a used L screen to the Cubs for this guy and still came out on the short end.
Theo's brilliant
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