I'm not really sure what part of "banned substances" these guys don't understand.
Five more players were suspended for testing positive for banned performance-enhancers Monday, including four Dominican Summer League players.
Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Rafael Aybar, Florida Marlins pitcher Alfredo Buret, Baltimore Orioles pitcher Julio Sanchez and Minnesota Twins outfielder Eliel Sierra were all grounded after testing positive for Boldenone.
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Juan Castillo of the Gulf Coast League tested positive for Stanozolol, becoming the 34th minor leaguer to receive a 50-game ban since July 25th. Seriously? You're not going to get caught?
Back to school, kids.
[ESPN]
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These guys don't deserve to play if they're just going to cheat to get ahead. If your talent can't take you there, then you don't belong anywhere near the game.
maybe they just don't speaka the engrish?
Is that Italian and Japanese there anonymous?
As far as these punks trying to get away with cheating, the MiLB testing is pretty good. Obviously, 34 of them have been busted so far, and should be an example to the rest of the guys who want to "get ahead by cheating" as Megs said.
Haha! Stay away from drugs, kids! That video was great.
I am guessing that they didn't get Bud's memo.
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