Showing posts with label steroids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label steroids. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Orioles News - David Segui Admits It
So, David Segui admits it. Admits what? Segui, a former Baltimore Oriole, admitted he has taken steroids in the past. He had already admitted to hGH use, but now he said that he has experimented with anabolic steroids. He said that he received them from a former New York Mets clubhouse attendant, Kirk Radomski. Segui became friends with Radomski when he was traded to the Mets from the O's. Kirk was just helping David with nutrition and weightlifting in the beginning. Then David began experimenting with many drugs, such as anabolic steroids and clenbuterol. What? Clenbuterol. It's a drug that supposedly melts body fat. It's on Major League Baseball's banned substance list. But that really doesn't mean anything because Major League Baseball's drug testing is so weak anyway... - John T.
Monday, September 10, 2007
Orioles News - 9/9/07 - Gibbons & Steroids - Bedard out for year, Guthrie too? - O's lose again
Yesterday was a very busy day for the Baltimore Orioles. Jay Gibbons, a Orioles outfielder, was linked to HGH and other steroids. This information was found when a pharmacy was raided last spring, linking Gibbon's adress as a buyer. Jay recieved these shipments from October 2003 to July 2005. That's a shame. In more O's news, Erik Bedard's oblique strain is now ending his season. Rookie pitcher Jeremy Guthrie just suffered the same injury, and it looks as if his season might be over also. Ouch. Double Ouch. In more Orioles news, the O's lost to the Boston Red Sox, 3-2. In case your keeping track, that's 16 losses in 19 games. Ouch again. This loss has now assured the Orioles of their 10th straight non-winning season. Nick Markakis and Melvin Mora both hit solo homers in yesterday's game, providing the Orioles only runs. In the 8th inning, JD Drew singled, stole 2nd base, went to 3rd base on a sacrifice fly, and then scored on Coco Crisp's single off of Chad Bradford. That was it, the final run that secured a Boston victory. It was a busy, yet terrible day for the Baltimore Orioles. - John T.
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