giambi juicin again

[jdvert]

hes using the jack lalllallllane juicer,bro.

 

[Its All Genetics]

being an athelete is more than size its ability and talent!!!
def takes talent i agree.... he is healthy again i agree.
what do you think he is taking though...?

 

[ALIN]

im a huge yankeees fan.....
but lets face it jason is juicin again, he hit a homerun today he did last night. he goes from nothing for a couple months to a stellar month to a little down time and now this month hes doing awesome again.

im sorry seems a little fishy. im not hatin im just saying lets be honest who else thinks he juicin again.

i think maybe some prop or susp...? anyone else got some thoughts or am i just dreamin this up....?

i'm not suprised hes on again.

 

[marshallmadman]

He's probably on something that is in and out quickly. I would think probably low dose Test Suspension. If you can keep your test at the high end of normal, or a little higher, it wouldn't be out of the question that you could get pretty darned big and strong. Don't forget that a little IGF-1 and HGH doesn't hurt the mix either.

 

[silverbackn]

okay well at least now i understand your distaste for the yankees!
you think anyone on the red sox is juicin didnt they have a big dude last yr an outfielder 'gabe' somethin?

btw johnson is rippin shit up today too. its a good pitching battle

I think you are talking about Gabe Kapler, he used to compete in bb'ing.

 

[Steve The Bluesman]

I am no major leaguer, but gear makes a huge difference. My three year average prior to 2005 (Park League, about 60 games per season, with playoffs) was 5 homers a season.

This year I hit 12, as well top ten in slugging. I am not a power guy, either. I hit leadoff or second in the lineup.

I was cranking on test from mid-June to the end of the season. It made a difference to me.


Bluesman

 

[marshallmadman]

No doubt it makes a difference. Just ask those fat fucks that compete in the homerun contests in slow pitch softball. Those guys hit the ball over 500 feet.

 

[Its All Genetics]

I think you are talking about Gabe Kapler, he used to compete in bb'ing.

yeah gabe thats it...
he was a bodybuilder? i remeber seeing him in men's fitness or something, is he still on the red sox or what...
?
he was pretty big no?

 

[bluehen]

I am no major leaguer, but gear makes a huge difference. My three year average prior to 2005 (Park League, about 60 games per season, with playoffs) was 5 homers a season.

This year I hit 12, as well top ten in slugging. I am not a power guy, either. I hit leadoff or second in the lineup.

I was cranking on test from mid-June to the end of the season. It made a difference to me.


Bluesman

Did they help you with pitch selection? Giambi has had an over .400 on base all year. You still need to hit the ball which is skill. The bottom line is if you have a problem with steroids in sports then you can't watch any of them. Nor can you watch most movies or TV, ever see Brad Pitt in Fight Club?

 

[marshallmadman]

Did they help you with pitch selection? Giambi has had an over .400 on base all year. You still need to hit the ball which is skill. The bottom line is if you have a problem with steroids in sports then you can't watch any of them. Nor can you watch most movies or TV, ever see Brad Pitt in Fight Club?

Giambi is a skilled hitter, no question.

I wish we could all just get past Brad Pitt. Reality check time. Brad Pitt was not big in Fight Club. He was in very good shape, I will give you that. The look he displayed in that movie is entirely possible without steroids, I assure you.

I think we should just let athletes use whatever they want, and leave it at that. The fans want to see jacked athletes. The only way to a so-called "level playing field" is to stop drug testing.