who is the biggest juicer bonds or sosa?

[TechRugby]

sweet

I also want to see those huge guys run into the catcher when coming home.........It'd be even better if they were both huge and just ran into each other. Also, I think it makes the team brawls a little more interesting. (a little of subject) but Personally, I would like to see Jay Cutler and Ronnie Coleman go at it. That would be something to see, eh?

 

[spentagn]

Re: Iv been a Bonds fan all my life...

I read in Flex magazine an article about his massive size gain. Says he hired a nutritionist who maximized his recovery with ZMA and protein and glutamine and shit. I onviously dont believe that watchin him as closly as i do. His appearance changed TOO much from season to season. Stats lie though. He is listed at 6 foot at the beginning and now hes 6'2? lol. So he grew 2 inches in his thirties. Riiiggghhhttt. But as for the home run total, you gotta hit the ball right on the nose to put it out, strong or not. He improved his skills as well as his strength.

Actually you need to hit it a little off-center, or seriously crush a line drive.

 

[Scaggs]

baseball is now going to get steroid testing. not like that is going to catch anyone. look at the nfl, i think it makes the sport more interesting if you ask me. seriously though, if all you saw were 1 2 3 innings, that would suck. but it forces anyone going into the majors to have to juice, or they aint gonna hang with the big boys. so in essence, a great ballplayer that wants to stay natural may not make it. thats the only thing that sucks.

they should legalize it under doctors supervision. hahha

would wrestling be any fun if they were all fat or average looking? hell no, look at scott stiener, his bicep had a bicep. he was awsome to watch.

thats just my OPinion

Scaggs

 

[Spidey]

Maybe we'll all know the answer soon.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/baseball/news/2002/08/07/steroids_testing_ap/

-Spidey

 

[alien amp pharm]

honestly guys, i dont think steroids have much to do with the homerun numbers being up.

Do they help them hit home runs? I dont think as much as the reasons I named above helps.

I have to disagree. I played baseball all throughout H.S. (didn't go college for personal reasons) and after H.S. have played slow-pitch softball since.

I had maybe 2 homeruns a season (weighed 160-165).

I began juicing and now I hit a homerun basically every game! (now weigh 188). The strength from test/bdol is incredible! Even the non-homerun balls are rocket shots! So, I'd have to say juicing does increase the power/ability to hit one over the fence.

ICEMAN: Please don't say baseball/softball isn't a sport. Some of us ballplayers might have to tie you up and beat you to death with sponge noodles covered with feces that came from rodents!

 

[cyp]

Actually the 3 subjects he posted are prime examples of gear use. Bonds was like 180lbs a few years ago now he's at least 230. Yes I'm SURE that was all natural. And look at Mr Bloatface Sosa, he sure blew up the last few years, just when he started cranking out homers. Did you guys hear his reaction when Pat Riley asked him to go get voluntarily tested for steroids since he said he wasn't using. He flipped out!

Didn't that article say that Sosa went from about 160 to 230? And keep in mind that he was already in shape when he was 160. It's not like a sedentary guy who starts lifting and puts on tons of muscle.