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Originally Posted by Jason Moyer
Put an asterisk in front of everyone's name who has ever played baseball professionally as they all "cheated" or were aware of someone who was cheating and didn't say anything.
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"Seeking competitive advantage" vs. cheating. George Brett had too much pine tar on his bat, and it cost him a home run.
Many players are using mammoth gloves in the outfield, larger than the rules allowed.
Rickey Henderson went into an exaggerated crouch, to reduce his strike zone.
Players from the 1930's all the way to present used, and use, amphetimines to sharpen their vision, and increase their blood flow. Hell..viagara does the same thing.
Mark McGwire never took steroids. He had a huge jar of andro-creatine that he purchased from GNC in his locker. ABSOLUTELY LEGAL. He never hid it at all. His way of getting a competitive advantage.
The fact that creatine is a "precursor" drug, and building block for steroids didn't matter, legally.
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