Gothamist: Say It Ain't So! The Batboy?

Toby

Sat, 28 Apr 2007 19:43:19 -0500

We all know the hypocracy that Bud "The Team Stealer" Selig (just look into how the Brewers were sleazed into existance) is going to have by lavishing all sorts of positive attention onto Barry "Steroids" Bonds when, he with the obvious (to anyone with an IQ higher than 0) help of something that he shouldn't be taking, [allegedly] breaks Hank Aaron's home run record. Bonds should be banned for baseball for life, since he and other cheaters has done more harm than Pete Rose ever did betting on his team to win. Hell, having the manager to bet on the team to win sounds more like something that would inspire the team than anything else.

lisa

Sat, 28 Apr 2007 18:51:56 -0500

You guys read the gothamist for sports stories? what a bunch of pussies

FLGM

Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:43:58 -0500

Geez, did the writer of this entry even read the wire stories before publishing this? Or is his reading comprehension impaired? Or perhaps he is just a poor downtrodden Yankees fan looking for any ray of light to disparage the Mets, even if unfairly? If he had read the wire stories, he would have known that contrary to his post, Radomski did NOT plead guilty to distributing *while an employee* of the Mets. He pleaded guilty to doing so only during the years AFTER he had left the Mets -- from 1995 to 2005. While the author may think this error of his is inconsequential, it is not. It completely escaped the author that Radomski had left the Mets by the time he started dealing. Shame on you, Gothamist! --FLGM

Maia

Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:09:33 -0500

OK, now why are you showing a picture of David Wright here? The dude who gave out the roids was doing it more than a decade ago - when David was still just a teenager with a dream of making the majors one day. Just because he's in a slump this spring doesn't mean he took the roids in the past...