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Quote from: Joe S. on December 09, 2021, 04:20:29 PMNot to say thag this is true but I haven’t even heard if he’s interviewed for the job or that the Mets have even spoken to him. I think this is all based on a Morosi tweet that had no substance to it. Pete Walker is one name to remember as #Mets continue to evaluate managerial candidates. Walker pitched for the Mets and has received very strong reviews in the industry for his work as #BlueJays pitching coach, most notably with Robbie Ray's success in Toronto.— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) December 8, 2021?s=20If he was being considered, he's not anymore:Mets are beginning second-round of managerial interviews today. Three interviews over the next four days, with Steve Cohen involved. Buck Showalter, Joe Espada and Matt Quatraro are the remaining candidates.— Mike Puma (@NYPost_Mets) December 14, 2021
Not to say thag this is true but I haven’t even heard if he’s interviewed for the job or that the Mets have even spoken to him. I think this is all based on a Morosi tweet that had no substance to it. Pete Walker is one name to remember as #Mets continue to evaluate managerial candidates. Walker pitched for the Mets and has received very strong reviews in the industry for his work as #BlueJays pitching coach, most notably with Robbie Ray's success in Toronto.— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) December 8, 2021?s=20
Pete Walker is one name to remember as #Mets continue to evaluate managerial candidates. Walker pitched for the Mets and has received very strong reviews in the industry for his work as #BlueJays pitching coach, most notably with Robbie Ray's success in Toronto.— Jon Morosi (@jonmorosi) December 8, 2021
Pete Walker is one name to remember as #Mets continue to evaluate managerial candidates. Walker pitched for the Mets and has received very strong reviews in the industry for his work as #BlueJays pitching coach, most notably with Robbie Ray's success in Toronto.
Mets are beginning second-round of managerial interviews today. Three interviews over the next four days, with Steve Cohen involved. Buck Showalter, Joe Espada and Matt Quatraro are the remaining candidates.— Mike Puma (@NYPost_Mets) December 14, 2021
Mets are beginning second-round of managerial interviews today. Three interviews over the next four days, with Steve Cohen involved. Buck Showalter, Joe Espada and Matt Quatraro are the remaining candidates.
Baseball writers are stupid. 60 of the vote is in and Ortiz is sitting at 83% to get into the hall of fame on his first ballot. Either care about steroids or don’t.
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OFFICIAL: We've signed 18 international free agents. Welcome to our #BlueJays family 👏 pic.twitter.com/Dyt56PH0ZU
And it’s official MLB doesn’t tolerate steroid users. Congratulations David Ortiz………………………….
Quote from: L K on January 25, 2022, 07:49:33 PMAnd it’s official MLB doesn’t tolerate steroid users. Congratulations David Ortiz………………………….Haha, what a joke. As far as I remember Bonds never tested positive for steroids did he? Ortiz did. Greatest home run hitter ever, nope..One of the greatest pitchers ever, nope. The all time leading hitter, nope. Like I said it's a joke.
Quote from: Guilt Trip on January 25, 2022, 08:01:26 PMQuote from: L K on January 25, 2022, 07:49:33 PMAnd it’s official MLB doesn’t tolerate steroid users. Congratulations David Ortiz………………………….Haha, what a joke. As far as I remember Bonds never tested positive for steroids did he? Ortiz did. Greatest home run hitter ever, nope..One of the greatest pitchers ever, nope. The all time leading hitter, nope. Like I said it's a joke.There are questions around the validity of the series of tests that Ortiz tested positive on. At least 10 of the 104 positive results were deemed to be false positives, but who they were was never released. https://www.audacy.com/weei/sports/red-sox/reporter-who-broke-ped-stories-defends-david-ortizBonds and Clemens not getting in is stupid. I get making them wait - they were basically the poster boys for PEDs, and there are enough corroborating witnesses that the lack of a positive test doesn’t mean much (absence of evidence not being evidence of absence and all) - but that wait should have been 3-5 years, not 10+.
Just because MLB didn’t care doesn’t mean they did nothing wrong. They broke US law when used illegal substances.
Quote from: bustaheims on January 25, 2022, 08:23:16 PMJust because MLB didn’t care doesn’t mean they did nothing wrong. They broke US law when used illegal substances. Steroids aren't illegal if scribed by a doctor. Either way, they didn't break any of baseball's rules. This isn't about putting them in jail, this is about the Baseball HOF.