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Two fairly high profile deaths in one night, though it appears this one will have more of an impact on the AAS community. By sunrise, talk radio will be blaming AAS. By sundown tomorrow at least one major media market will be suggesting it as well.
http://msn.foxsports.com/story/3068808
it was obviously the AAS that killed him and not the cocaine he was doing!!
No kidding....but I'm sure that insinuations will start flying tomorrow regarding the AAS usage. Can hardly wait.Quote:
Originally Posted by wolfyEVH
oh God I can hear it now.
wow I dont know what to say. Thats just sooo f*cked up. I honestly wonder what was the cause of death. I know it says heart attack but what was it that pushed him to that point I wonder. Truly a sad day for baseball and AAS users alike. Def makes you take a step back and wonder.
What about the painkillers, booze, coke, chew, etc. F'ing media are spin doctors.
do steroids cause heart attacks?
As far as the media is concerned, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by statuZ
all steroids can lead to heart attacks, but not all heart attacks are caused by AAS..
just what i feel.
I think it will be good for baseball. Players like Bonds deserve to be stricken from the record books.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigGreen