MLB commissioner Bud Selig joined the show to discuss several issues facing Major League Baseball. Here are some of his takes:Cry me a river. You ignored the problem just like Juan Antonio Samaranch did until it came up and bit you in the ass. Take it like a man.
-- Selig was upset that MLB gets ripped for the steroid problem while the NFL gets less coverage for it.
"Baseball is held to a higher and different standard," Selig said.
Selig pointed out the 1970s Steelers. They allegedly used steroids, but no one is calling to take away their trophies.
"Steroids were and are a societal problem. Not a baseball problem," Selig said.
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Tuesday, June 16, 2009
Anti-Doping News
Track fans, the word is schadenfreude. From Sports Illustrated's summary of the Dan Patrick Show:
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