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- 10. April 2010: Chipper
- 9. April 2010: Happy OFFICIAL Start to 2010
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- 18. August 2009: No New Words
- 3. July 2009: Pictures
- 19. April 2009: No Text Needed
- 16. April 2009: Ouch!
- 15. April 2009: First
- 14. April 2009: Moonlight Graham
My love affair may be over
I heard this crushing news from Camden Chat. I’m pretty naive and I blame myself for being so out of touch with the Orioles for the last few years, but the news hits hard. My Orioles, my Orioles doping? No, please say it isn’t so.
I heard the news a few years ago about Rafael Palmero, but I thought he was an isolated case.
The Orioles are my team, and I can stick by them through decades of losing, but doping/cheating is too much. I already have issues with the MLB, the players salaries, the expense of tickets, and accepting that stadiums are named after corporations. What has happened to us? Are there any limits to our greed?
I hope that further investigation vindicates the players, and reveals that the Orioles staff had no knowledge and did not condone or encourage such behavior.
Just don’t tell me that Cal doped too, or it will be the end of me.