who is the biggest juicer bonds or sosa?

[Kakdiesel]

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


1) Stadiums are smaller. Yankee Stadium down the right field line is ridiculous (320?!) All the new stadiums have brought in the fences dramatically, but to compensate they added height to the walls Doesnt really matter when every player these days has a golf swing up at the plate

2) pitching sucks. expansion has brought up more and more unready pitchers up from the minors. Along with the smaller dimensions of the field, which is causing some pitchers to give up more runs than normally, the manager/gm's are quick to send that pitcher down back to the minors blaming HIM for not being skillfull enough to pitch in the big leagues and then just bringing up an even less than ready pitcher up from the minors to take his place on the roster! stupid stupid stupid

3) Darryl Strawberry, Dale Murphy, Andre Dawson, Dave Winfield, Eddie Murray, Mike Schmidt...these guys were built like your average middle aged men who worked out every once in a while. With the exception of cokehead Strawberry, all of these players have hit over 400 homers in their careers. Still a phenomenal feat.

Do steroids make today's player bigger? yes. Do they make their arms look better in T-shirts? yes. Do they make them stronger? yes. Do they help them hit home runs? I dont think as much as the reasons I named above helps.

 

[hardrock]

I believe that steroids play a significant role in homers today. For one, look at the size of these guys, not just the legs anymore , but massive uper bodys as well. Granted the game has evolved and become more competitive like all sports have(look at basketball), but do steroids help u push more weight in the gym? Do they make u punch harder. Ya know they are banned in most sports for a reason. So people can't have that advantage!



Personally I don't care if they do use them. I think it makes sports more interesting to see huge muscular men smash the ball, Rather than a bunch of skinny little base hitters. I actually like to watch baseball, a sport a few years ago I found boring.


I say let everyone do the shit, make it legal, christ it's my fuckin body!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[jlony]

ever see Gabe Kepler, looks like he can step on stage all the time

 

[PaPaPumPPP]

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[mvmaxx]

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!

 

[Kakdiesel]

u mean Rick Reilley LMAO...not Pat Riley

 

[pittbull2]

I believe that steroids play a significant role in homers today. For one, look at the size of these guys, not just the legs anymore , but massive uper bodys as well. Granted the game has evolved and become more competitive like all sports have(look at basketball), but do steroids help u push more weight in the gym? Do they make u punch harder. Ya know they are banned in most sports for a reason. So people can't have that advantage!



Personally I don't care if they do use them. I think it makes sports more interesting to see huge muscular men smash the ball, Rather than a bunch of skinny little base hitters. I actually like to watch baseball, a sport a few years ago I found boring

I say let everyone do the shit, make it legal,

I agree it does make the game more interesting to see them
BIG NATURAL players crush the ball

 

[WannaBPowerful]

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.

 

[ASALT]

The only thing I have against them juicing is that is screws the great home run hitters of the past who didn't juice. Bonds, Sosa, and McGwire were always great hitters, but It definitely helped bump up their power numbers. Bonds never hit more than 47 homers until last year when he was like 37 years old. Do you think he improved that much in one year to hit 73?

 

[serge]

Just wanting to know who is the biggest juicer bonds,Sosa,or McGuire let me know

according to suplement adds its Greg Kovacs