Home Run Fraud Mark McGuire Finally Admits Steroid Use

 

Breaking News … Shocker … Mark McGuire Admits STEROID use!!!

The headline might want to read … McGuire finally admits he is a cheater as he cries!

Yes, I am being completely sarcastic. The fact that Mark McGuire has finally admitting steroid use is probably one of the worst breaking news stories, maybe ever. What honest minded baseball fan or any one with a clue really did not think that McGuire did not use the juice and that pretty much ever HR record he broke, i.e. most HR’s in a season in 1998 was not a complete joke. The Hall of Fame voters certainly did as McGuire has never come close to getting enough votes for Cooperstown and never will.

Mark McGwire finally came clean, admitting he used steroids when he broke baseball’s home run record in 1998, but he also said he didn’t need performance-enhancing drugs to hit the long ball.

McGwire said in a statement sent to The Associated Press on Monday that he used steroids on and off for nearly a decade. Later Monday, however, he disputed that the drugs gave him more power to hit homers.

“I was given a gift to hit home runs,” he told Bob Costas on MLB Network.

Sobbing and sniffling, Mark McGwire finally answered the steroid question. Oh good grief, MAN UP … THERE IS NO CRYING IN BASEBALL!!!

Shame on Major League Baseball, shame on the players who used PED and shame on the media for only wanting to cover the long home runs for ratings rather than ask themselves how all of a sudden did so many HR’s start popping out of the ball parks. As per ESPN, Mark McGuire is now the sixth player in the top 15 of the all-time MLB home run list linked to performance-enhancing drugs. And yes ESPN, you are not with out blame in the steroid era of baseball as well.

Let’s have MLB make this right and return Babe Ruth as the Home Run King and Roger Maris as the most in one year at 61*, even though he needed more game. Rid the record books of steroids once and for all.

Hot Air brings up probably the most heinous and tragic  moment of McGuire’s steroid use and confessions. Imagine having to call the widow of Roger Maris and tell her, yea I beat your dead husbands record by cheating. NICE!

The most painful detail? He phoned Roger Maris’s widow today and had to explain that he broke her dead husband’s record by cheating his ass off. Exit question: 12-time All-Star, 583 home runs. Hall of Famer? After this, I say no.

Posted January 12, 2010 by
Drugs, Media, Scandal, Sports, WTF | 9 comments


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    9 Responses to “Home Run Fraud Mark McGuire Finally Admits Steroid Use”

    1. Jayne (on the left coast) on January 12th, 2010 12:31 pm

      I grew up in St. Louis and still love the Cards. Just wondering why now is he confessing??? Is there a new book coming out? Besides the fact that no one believed he didn’t use roids. Why now?

    2. Rusty Bridges on January 12th, 2010 3:06 pm

      What a wuss. Hall of Shame with the rest of the cheaters.

    3. St Stephen on January 12th, 2010 3:38 pm

      McGuire, Bonds and all the other steroid users still pale when attempting to be compared with the likes of Hammerin’ Hank Aaron, the King of Swat Babe Ruth(the babe) and the Say Hey Kid, Willie Mays. Those were baseball players, along with Mr. Cub, Ernie Banks, Joltin’ Joe DiMaggio, and a throng of other true blue players, then and now.

      We can’t disgrace them by allowing fraudlent records stand. Even Roger Maris, with his 61 HRs, earned every one of those 4-baggers.

      McGuire, Bonds, Sosa et al do not deserve the privilege and honor of placement in the Hall of Fame, as there records were and are BOGUS>

    4. St Stephen on January 12th, 2010 3:45 pm

      #1 Don’t worry about St Louis. When it comes to baseball players, you have such a long and strong rolecall of superb players that a little ding in the road like McGuire doesn’t matter a whit.

      I imagine starting with Grover Cleveland Alexander thru Stan the man Musial and on to the future, you are excused an aberration or two. What a glorious history St Louis has!(A Cubs and White Sox fan, the Cards were always my “other love”, I think it had to do when I saw the Dizzy Dean movie when I was young. Oh, well!)

    5. Michelle on January 12th, 2010 4:29 pm

      He’s a fraud and his home runs should be stricken from the record books.

      Where are the real men?

    6. Jack Hammer on January 13th, 2010 2:24 pm

      And McGuire was hitting homeruns off pitchers who were juicing so I think it cancels itself out. Who really cares. I am more worried about when Super Dave and Scott are going to announce their wedding date.

    7. Dolf on January 13th, 2010 4:18 pm

      @6

      don’t think Dave likes to yelled all the time, Scott gots some serious anger issues.

    8. ross on January 13th, 2010 8:16 pm

      The question is: were they illegal when he used them? The answer is: no. Todays conditioning and traing regimes are way more advanced than they were 50 years ago also, so should all modern day records have an asterik?
      ____________
      SM: Spare me. And actually it was illegal when he used it.

      Training regimes? Please … the bats and baseballs are different let alone the amount of games. However, all those things are legal and all can do … not sticking yourself with a needle to cheat.

      R

    9. Claude Ruest on January 18th, 2010 2:42 pm

      why should i post here ? someone filtered my previous post.Silly bloger.

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