Rangers' Cruz linked to PEDs?

[Frog-in-law1995]

S-T reporting his name was found in the ledger of a known dealer. Could face a 50 game ban if confirmed. Didn't flunk a test, though. I'll add a link in a moment.

http://m.star-telegram.com/star/db_273347/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=32OMIMH3

 

[sheetman]

If he does cheat he sure isnt that good at it

 

[ChipotleFrog]

" Major League Baseball recently has stiffened its testing for testosterone..."

 

[FeistyFrog]

He must have gone off them before last season.

 

[mc1502]

If he does cheat he sure isnt that good at it

No doubt, he needs to ask for a refund.

 

[FeistyFrog]

Many men suffer from low T.

 

[ReedFrawg]

Truly a shocking development....

 

[TopFrog]

If he hasn't failed a test not sure what they could do, other than subject him to testing or more testing.

Apparently they affected his ability to go back on a flyball in St. Louis.

 

[hometown frog]

Boomstick turns into Boomneedle....

 

[Army Frog Fan]

Truly a shocking development....

Agree. In related news: Water is wet.

 

[RandomGuy]

If he hasn't failed a test not sure what they could do, other than subject him to testing or more testing.

Apparently they affected his ability to go back on a flyball in St. Louis.

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But the bigger shoe to fall is the one belonging to commissioner Bud Selig. The notebooks of Anthony Bosch are figuratively on his desk at this very moment. The man who in union with the players association has crafted the toughest anti-PED policies in pro sports has the power to suspend the players even without a positive test.
Under section 7.G.2 of the Joint Drug Agreement, the commissioner can rule for disciplinary action against a player for "just cause" in the cases of violations not specifically referenced in the JDA. Prescriptions and records of PED use and purchase fall under the "just cause" umbrella.

Read More: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/mlb/news/20130129/alex-rodriguez-steroids-hgh-gio-gonzalez-yasmani-grandal-melky-cabrera/#ixzz2JONEpnq5[/background]​

 

[An-Cap Frog]

For all pro-sports players are guilty until prevent innocent. But rightfully so based on historical events...

 

[ReedFrawg]

If he hasn't failed a test not sure what they could do, other than subject him to testing or more testing.

Apparently they affected his ability to go back on a flyball in St. Louis.

Will never forget the name of nelson cruz for botching that flyball.

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

Will never forget the name of nelson cruz for botching that flyball.

Or the name of Endy Chavez who, according to him, was set to go in as a defensive replacement but Wash called him back at the last second because he wanted Nellie to be on the field for the celebration.

 

[TopFrog]

Will never forget the name of nelson cruz for botching that flyball.

Except our failure twice to get strike three is what cost us the WS. But, yeah, Cruz really played that one poorly. Cards fans love showing that clip on their scoreboard.

 

[TopFrog]

Not looking good early in this. Cruz supposedly bought product. He has some splanin' to do. Can't believe we might be heading into a season with the losses of Hamilton, Cruz, Young and Nap while adding AJ and Berkman and two of our starting pitchers not available till midseason. Ugh.