Centerfield Old-Timey Member Posted January 6, 2009 Author Posted January 6, 2009 ="SteveJRogers":t4clidsw]="attgig":t4clidsw]Sounds like the suspension in the NFL this past year. bunch of players (like Deuce McAllister) took a OTC dieuretic that was not in any banned substance list, but they suspended him anyway. The NFL didn't publish that drug because it helps to hide steroids in the blood. But then they suspend people anyways because they took it without knowing.in this case, it sounds like the players union screwed up and didn't get the info from MLB over to all the players.[/quote:t4clidsw]In other words we have a misleading thread title![/quote:t4clidsw]Steve, why are you such a tool?Gwreck Jan 06 2009 07:03 PMI think Romero's beef is more with the Union than anyone. The MLB players union can't possibly be hurting for money -- I can't see why they wouldn't have full-time staff who can help players avoid these very problems.
Gwreck Old-Timey Member Posted January 6, 2009 Posted January 6, 2009 I think Romero's beef is more with the Union than anyone. The MLB players union can't possibly be hurting for money -- I can't see why they wouldn't have full-time staff who can help players avoid these very problems.
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