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what is silly is that he would be nowhere near the player he retired at. That is baseball Special person.
Great he hit 30 hrs and than became a monster. there are a ton of players who have 1 or 2 good seasons than fold. To think steroids didn't put him on the map is just dumb. he would have been another player that had a decent career that a lot of players have that no one talks about anymore if it wasn't for the roids. Lets stop the stupidity of defending him.
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yea. I agree.
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Lol deflecting.
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I think you're putting words in my mouth, guy.
Without roids Sosa would never have hit 600 home runs, I am not arguing that. Hell I'm not even arguing without roids he'd be a great player. My point was that even if he never roided he could have been a 260/340 high 20s home run hitter for a few years, gotten old, and fissile out. That's what I mean by survive.
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Do your own research. He was on his last chance ticket when he left the Sox. A skinny outfielder with some power and low batting average. Went back to the D.R. and shooted up. Added about 50 pounds of muscle requiring about two tubes of clearasil a day for his acne
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