BASEBALL AND FOOTBALL...ROIDS...BIGGER THAN TRACK

Contributor Written on August 27, 2008

I am so amazed that the Olympics caught Bleacher Report by the nuts and deemed it so necessary to focus on roids in track and swimming perhaps, lustfully bringing back memories of Ben Johnson, Marion Jones, etc. Trifles in the pudding of Testy, Winnie, Deca, Diana, HGH, and all the power roids and substances such as cocaine and weed that does power and has powered pro athletes for decades. Bleacher Report wants to focus newb writers on the Games and records that happen every 4 years...all the while potentially billions of dollars in revenue, ads, endorsements are reaped by pro athletes that are ON THE JUICE.

Track and field and swimming, even with some juicers, far pale to that of pro sports. And this is based on decades of records in the pro games.

Duped? Bleacher Report will have fans that will pay to see Bonds still. And the rest.

Leave track and field alone. There are 1-10 less dopers in track than pro sports.

Jim

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written on August 27, 2008 Opinion