New arrests same old Bio-Genesis guys.... A few thoughts
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New arrests same old Bio-Genesis guys.... A few thoughts
With the recent arrest of these guys, I started thinkiñg about a few things, and thoughtid throw them out thereto see if anyone agreed or ya all think I'm nuts. Anyone else notice since the original investigation started , guys like Braun, Pujols, Headley and a few others went from perennial .300+ and 40hr guys to .250-.270 hitters with way less pop?Coincidence?
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Re: New arrests same old Bio-Genesis guys.... A few thoughts
Pujols's decline is more due to age and injuries in my opinion. Can't say the same for some of the other guys. I will say that throughout all of baseball history their has always been guys that had a couple great seasons then just completely fell off the face of the planet.
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Re: New arrests same old Bio-Genesis guys.... A few thoughts
Chase Headley has only hit over 30 Homers one time, Pujols got old, Braun is hitting .290 and still arguably the best left fielder in baseball.
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Re: New arrests same old Bio-Genesis guys.... A few thoughts
I know age and injuries play a role, but big Al feels better by his admission as he has in years and the hr have came back close to what it was, but avg is 40-50 points lower than his career avg.
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