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LaRussa knew exactly what was going on. Anything he says otherwise is a lie. And for McGwire to come out and say he only took them to "rehabilitate" and not to enhance his performance is laughable and an insult to any fan's intelligence. If this is what Cardinal Nation needs to rally around, then they are scumbags.
LaRussa knew exactly what was going on. Anything he says otherwise is a lie. And for McGwire to come out and say he only took them to "rehabilitate" and not to enhance his performance is laughable and an insult to any fan's intelligence. If this is what Cardinal Nation needs to rally around, then they are scumbags.
Oh, get off of your high horse. I doubt many fans are buying that aspect of what he is saying, so give it a rest. No one is rallying around McGwire's misguided thought that PEDs never helped him hit HRs.
Unless someone has some evidence that a manager was fully aware of the roid use on his team and/or promoted roid use on his team, it's impossible to hold them accountable for what the player put into their bodies.
Personally, I think most manager knew what was going on and looked the other way. In that, they are no more or less responsible then any other MLB party. Of all the people to blame for this mess, I probably put the managers at the bottom of the list, after the players, owners and media.
If you believe Canseco, he injected McGwire as long ago as 1986. Say what you want about Canseco, but since his book came out, he's got more credibility than McGwire.http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4819250
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