Too much reading!
>> Thursday
So being too anxious to hear the goods in the Mitchell Report but being unable to watch the press conference here at work, I've just spent the last ten minutes or so sifting through the PDF for the juicy parts.
But aghh! All I've gotten is Manny Alexander, Ricky Bones, and Alex Cabrera. And now I have to get back to real work! This sucks!
Damn it, George Mitchell--why couldn't you have just called a chapter, "The Juicy Gossip," or, "The Famous Guys Who Have Taken Steroids, i.e. the Only Thing You Really Care About Within This Entire 409-Page Document"?
Frustrating. I guess I'll just have to wait til I get home.
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Why get to the point quickly when you can print up a 400 page document at taxpayer expense?
Actually I've read about 50 pages or so and it is pretty interesting. The reason they don't just have a standard list of players is because this investigation is more about the history of the past 15 years than the current players using. It is interesting to hear the who and when and why as opposed to just the who. While it needs to be determined whether the individuals interviewed are truly credible, this document does present a facinating in-depth look at the history of steroids in baseball during the 1990's...at least thats what I've gotten through so far
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