Jeff Pearlman, the guy who wrote this piece for SI?
http://tinyurl.com/o9wwj
(Hat tip to mccoveychronicles.com)
In short, he absolutely rips guys for politely refusing to talk to him before a practice.
The man wrote a book where the major revelation is that someone told him that Bonds once told Griffey he took steroids... and then he got scooped by Fainaru-Wada and Williams, who put together a much more thorough and damning accusation against Bonds. Now, it appears Pearlman's on a desperate publicity blitz to get his book into the public consciousness. Also, I'm very bothered by the unsupported blanket assertion that Griffey is clean, when so much circumstantial evidence gathered over the years indicates that anabolic steroid use is widespread enough to make every MLB player a suspect.
Yellow alert - Player needs triple for cycle
Orange alert - Player needs double for cycle
Red alert - Player need single for cycle
If a player needs a home run for the cycle, the level of the alert varies depending upon the determination of the Cycle Detection Warning System, which is headquartered in Thief River Falls, Minnesota.
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http://tinyurl.com/o9wwj
(Hat tip to mccoveychronicles.com)
In short, he absolutely rips guys for politely refusing to talk to him before a practice.
The man wrote a book where the major revelation is that someone told him that Bonds once told Griffey he took steroids... and then he got scooped by Fainaru-Wada and Williams, who put together a much more thorough and damning accusation against Bonds. Now, it appears Pearlman's on a desperate publicity blitz to get his book into the public consciousness. Also, I'm very bothered by the unsupported blanket assertion that Griffey is clean, when so much circumstantial evidence gathered over the years indicates that anabolic steroid use is widespread enough to make every MLB player a suspect.
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