Wall is probably juicing too. You won't see Faze lighting his torch for him either
People want to knock him down a peg, is all. Insert their favorite player into the mix and the story changes dramatically. There's as much chance and as much proof that Lebron juiced/juices as there is Jordan. But that reality would never be entertained most places.why lbj in particular? It's pretty obvious from all the recent drug use revelations in professional athletes that a person's physique almost gives you no indication of roid/hgh/ped use.
Personally, I think the vast majority of all professional athletes are on something.
I won't say he is or isn't cause i have no idea but how would that seperate him from the other freak athletes of today or even the legends of yesterday?
Which top athlete hasn't gotten a boost from modern science?
why lbj in particular? It's pretty obvious from all the recent drug use revelations in professional athletes that a person's physique almost gives you no indication of roid/hgh/ped use.
Personally, I think the vast majority of all professional athletes are on something.
People want to knock him down a peg, is all. Insert their favorite player into the mix and the story changes dramatically. There's as much chance and as much proof that Lebron juiced/juices as there is Jordan. But that reality would never be entertained most places.
People want to knock him down a peg, is all. Insert their favorite player into the mix and the story changes dramatically. There's as much chance and as much proof that Lebron juiced/juices as there is Jordan. But that reality would never be entertained most places.
oh okay. I'm not condoning him if he does it, as I think everybody is taking something.I didn't say others weren't, but that doesn't make it better or ok for lebron to do it because he's on your team. I specifically said lebron because pimp mentioned him in his post.
yep you're right, it's just my opinion. carry on.
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I didn't say others weren't, but that doesn't make it better or ok for lebron to do it because he's on your team. I specifically said lebron because pimp mentioned him in his post.
yep you're right, it's just my opinion. carry on.
Crying? Aren't YOU the one bitching about how PEDs have ruined the sport and wish that there were only JJ redicks or whatever bullshit you were trying to whiteknight? Fuck outta here. Don't get mad because people regulary call you on your bullshit.Stop fucking crying. Heat age is so goddamned defensive about everything man.
People have been shitting on Wade for years. Even when it looked like he would never win again we were lol'ing at his jaw. And guys were shitting on LBJ for PED use for before he left Cleveland, especially when he got that growth removed from his jaw.
And nobody here gives a shit about MJ or any of those old legends. Bet they were on PEDs too.
Wouldn't be surprised. The way he unfucked himself was night and day crazy.
Stop fucking crying. Heat age is so goddamned defensive about everything man.
People have been shitting on Wade for years. Even when it looked like he would never win again we were lol'ing at his jaw. And guys were shitting on LBJ for PED use for before he left Cleveland, especially when he got that growth removed from his jaw.
And nobody here gives a shit about MJ or any of those old legends. Bet they were on PEDs too.
I feel like this topic overall is such a gray area
I'm not sure what the hell those baseball players were taking when everyone was mashing homers left and right but I don't mind that shit as long as it doesn't have horrible side effects. but anything to make the best athletes even better enhances my viewing experiences
This dude who went to myc high school became a national story cause he roided up and got depressed, hung himself. Obviously I don't condone taking that sort of stuff, but who the hell knows what these guys are really doing and the purpose of what they're taking?
I feel like this topic overall is such a gray area
It's not.
The morality on it is really quite easy.
Stop doping.
It's only gray because people choose to cloud it with unrelated's, and testing is always one step behind.
But it's not that grey. The topic of doping/PED's is really easy to rule on.
I also look at cases in the nfl... Homicide, suicide, whatever. Everyone looks at concussions because that's what dominates the headlines but I'd not be shocked if roids were a part of it.
So why is it not moral for an athlete to take a substance banned in his sport but not to the common citizen who is getting something over the counter at GNC? There's plenty of shit banned in the MLB that you and I can get but they can't. I think that's stupid
I basically question why they decide certain things are okay and certain things are not
Fish was actually really solid in the playoffs, and I'm not sure we beat Houston without him after YNB went down.Apparently, Derek Fisher is coming back for the 3rd time to OKC. What more can he offer? Perkins can make up for his value in terms of experience and leadership, he has been to 3 Finals.
I agree.I'm not sure what the hell those baseball players were taking when everyone was mashing homers left and right but I don't mind that shit as long as it doesn't have horrible side effects. but anything to make the best athletes even better enhances my viewing experiences
This dude who went to my high school became a national story cause he roided up and got depressed, hung himself. Obviously I don't condone taking that sort of stuff, but who the hell knows what these guys are really doing and the purpose of what they're taking?
I feel like this topic overall is such a gray area
Fish was actually really solid in the playoffs, and I'm not sure we beat Houston without him after YNB went down.
I'm fine with him as a third PG who comes in to take corner threes.
I would question why they're sold over the counter?
But your question isn't about PEDS in professional sport. It's about PEDS in everyday society.
I actually don't have the slightest problem with recreational drugs and would rather see them all legalised and controlled, i really correlate them with alcohol.
Fish is re-signing with OKC.
Presti has a plan!
Let's be real here, that was a fluke.
there is nothing natural about the Orthokine procedure Kobe went through, but it's okay simply cause it's not on the banned list?
well that's something we can surely agree on then, brother!
If we get Fish and Mike Miller I'll consider it a success.Worst offseason ever.
My stance on PED's, especially in sports for no other purpose than performance gains over someone who isn't, is rather conservative and at odd's largely with my stance on "recreational" drugs.
I actually don't have the slightest problem with recreational drugs and would rather see them all legalised and controlled, i really correlate them with alcohol.
If we get Fish and Mike Miller I'll consider it a success.
Doubt that'll happen. Lamb might not play much though, especially if we get Miller.Can't wait until Scott Brooks buries Reggie Jackson for Fisher again.
And thats what i mean about unrelated. Kobe's knee surgery / blood thing has nothing to do with PED's. Nothing. It's brought in purely as a distraction.
If you want to argue the morality of his treatment, fine, but it has nothing to do with the conversation about PED's.
My stance on the surgery is that i'm ok with it for the most, until they start messing with the structure of blood and the cells in there. But otherwise, surgery, i'm ok with.
Doing whatever you can to get yours is the fucking American motto in today's world. It's slowly turning the country into a shithole, but I see no reason we should hold our athletes to higher standards. We sure as hell don't hold our leaders to higher standards when we have corrupted tards running rampant in all levels of public office.
If we get Fish and Mike Miller I'll consider it a success.
congrats memphis
treat him kindly ;(
Well then I just want to ask, what exactly would you consider "cheating"? Cause I feel like this whole discussion is basically just about where you and I draw the line on what that is
There are also lots of different kinds of PEDs too, I think
Yeah pretty much we all know that scumbag at work who tried charming his way to promotions or that hot bitch who has no talent at anything besides looking good and uses that to her advantage
I'm curious also, because no one seems to be able to articulate what line does a PED cross that makes it immoral to use in the the face of hundreds of thousands of synthetic supplements artificially boosting performance but not quite on a banned list.
is that Ian Clark dude any good
Well damn. I thought he'd probably end up in Memphis but still disappointing.
I agree. Rules are rules, the NBA governs what is and isn't allowed in the league and those who don't follow should get punished accordingly. What I'm challenging is the rule itself. And all we get as retorts or justification, is some fake sense of morality that is somehow generated from these increasingly inconsequential rules.See here's my thinking: if an athlete knowingly cheated and took something on the list, obviously they deserve whatever punishment comes their way.
But I just don't like how everybody suddenly wants to make that player to be some scrub because they cheated. Like...Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens? People suddenly think if those dudes weren't roided up or whatever that they'd be scrubs. Nah, they'd still be hall of famers.
Then again the Baseball hall of fame probably won't even let Mariano Rivera in the first time because of TRADITION so fuck that
let me correct myself, he won't get 100% votes on the first ballot cause there are some douches out there
Well damn. I thought he'd probably end up in Memphis but still disappointing.