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• Wheelman said July 31, 2009

  Good song. Truth hurts sometimes. But with more truth coming out all the time about athletes abusing PED`s, no team it seems is immune. Loved Sam Adams with the teapot.

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• Mizzy21390 said July 31, 2009

  What? I didn't know you were a Boston hater... lolol... Saddening...

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• willardj said July 31, 2009

  It was funny until they mentioned that the Yankees were cheated out of a title... I guess A-Rod and Giambi don't count?

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  • sambot replied July 31, 2009

    dude, EVERYONE doesn't count as long as boston gets caught doing something. other teams taping? who cares. other teams have players on PEDs? who cares.
    
    hypocrisy at its finest, but i have to agree that the crux of boston fans that i deal with on a daily basis are pretty annoying, so maybe we have it coming.
  • EazyEagleZ replied July 31, 2009

    ARoid and Giambi did not win a championship together, but they are cheaters too.
• EazyEagleZ said July 31, 2009

  Why is it when people call those New England teams what they are people call them Boston Haters. Well if calling me a "Boston Hater" because I hate cheaters then so be it.

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• Tinman24 said July 31, 2009

  Everybody counts and everyone that hit a home run between 95 and 03 were juiced. I'll bet Sox fans stop chanting "you use steroids" to A-Rod when he plays in Fenway now though. A-Rod was the biggest cheating piece of sh!it ever to them after he admitted to it but I'll bet they stand behind big poppy and Manny now. In truth who gives a sh!t, if the MLB didn't want their guys juiced up they should have banned it a lot sooner then they did because when you pick up a 25 million dollar paycheck you are expected to produce and when 3/4 of your competition is juiced you are going to be too. Especially when it's not even against the rules.

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  • Tinman24 replied July 31, 2009

    Oh, and the MLB are the ones who profited the most from it. They didn't care that guys were juiced up because all those home runs that were getting hit brought people back to baseball when it was almost insignificant after the strike ended. Now they are trying to act like the guys that did it are f#$#%ing child molesters or something when they created an environment that encouraged and almost demanded players to do it to be competitive. Test the players and punish anyone that breaks the new rules and drop all the old sh!t that happened before they were in place
• guamboymr said July 31, 2009

  The Red Sox are right up there with the Steelers steel curtain. If it wasn't for steroids neither would have a championship but everything comes back to Bud Selig who let this **** go on for way to long. Bud please drop dead!!!!! Red Sox's lets see you win one when your not on drugs! Yep I'm a Boston hater

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  • Jayson2 replied July 31, 2009

    Get your facts straight guamboy. When the Red Sox won their world series in 2004 and 2007 nobody on those teams tested positive for any banned substances. When I think of cheaters I think of the 1972 Miami Dolphins and their 1000 yard rusher Mercury Morris who admits he was wired on cocaine for that whole season. I think of J.C. Romero of the Filthies getting a second suspension for a banned substance and winning two world series games. The Red Sox didn't test positive in their championship years. Comprende?
  • willardj replied July 31, 2009

    That's a good point about Mercury Morris. It's a shame that we point our fingers at guys in the modern sports era but forget about the cheaters who existed before and helped pave the way for the juicers today.
  • Jayson2 replied August 02, 2009

    One more example willardj and I know Cowboy fans will be upset about this. In the book Out Of Control, Hollywood Henderson of the Cowboys used a vics inhaler to snort cocaine during one of their superbowls because he was out all night partying the night before. How much better did he perform using cocaine on the field? We'll never know.
• Mizzy21390 said July 31, 2009

  Wow.. I didn't know there were so many Boston haters... lolol.. Is this because of this new revelation of Ortiz and Manny? Or its been this way all along? I know that not everyone can love the Sox or any other Boston sports team, but I didn't know so many ppl hated us... haha

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  • AlanaG replied July 31, 2009

    I'm not a Boston hater, I just thought the song was funny. But I know a lot of people are Boston haters! Always...
  • sambot replied July 31, 2009

    dude, you work with dewey. you're getting the hate vibes from him, alana! ;)
  • Jayson2 replied July 31, 2009

    It's all the championships Mizzy. In my opinion AlanaG posted this to stir up controversy and try to taint our championships. Don't let it bother you. There's not one team in baseball that doesn't have players on that list and I think that list will come out. It could have been a lot worse. This test was before our championships. We passed all tests during our championship seasons.
• Jayson2 said July 31, 2009

  I'm confused. How did Ortiz and Ramirez cheat? They tested positive in 2003 when performing enhancing drugs were legal in baseball and most of the players took them. In 2004 when it was illegal and the Sox won the world series both Ramirez and Ortiz tested negative. Now if you want to talk about J.C. Romero of the Phillies last year who won two world series games there's a team that cheated. He was doing steroids in the same season that they won the world series. Boston went through this before with the superbowls and the supposed walk through tape. The haters have to move on. Ortiz and Ramirez did nothing wrong. I love it.

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  • lewii5 replied July 31, 2009

    http://www.usdoj.gov/dea/concern/steroids.html
    you might wanna check out this site. steroids def were not legal in 2003. i also got a kick out of the fact that slang for steroids are "Arnolds."
  • Tinman24 replied August 07, 2009

    Did A-Rod cheat?
• Jayson2 said July 31, 2009

  I've got alot of respect for Big Papi. He could have cheated and did steroids when they became illegal in 2004 like so many other players did. He respected the new policy and stayed clean. We're very proud of those negative tests. Ramirez did the same thing too. These were power hitters that were tested all the time and nothing ever was detected. There is no proof that either one of these players did steroids after 2003 in a Boston uniform. Sorry haters. LOL.

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• Jayson2 said August 01, 2009

  lewii5. If you go to the Online Legal Steroids website you can take a look at the legal steroids that you can purchase in this country. Primobolan is the most popular legal steroid used in this country today by bodybuilders. There are several different types which can be purchased. Nobody knows what Ortiz tested positive for. Was it a legal steroid or was it an legal supplement which could have been bought at a healthfood store? I personally have used primobolan in cycles and the results are dramatic for me. This store has been in operation for a long time.

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  • Jayson2 replied August 01, 2009

    Lewii5. I'll try to be more clear with you. Anabolic steroids are illegal in this country. Analog steroids are legal in all fifty states. In a lot of cases these steroids can have better results than anabolic steroids. Take a look at the site I told you about and it will show you the law and will also show you what types of steroids can be legally purchased in this country. I don't condone steroid use but if I could obtain a legal steroid in 2003 and maybe cycle a couple of times a year I think I might do it. Again it would have to be a legal steroid and it would have to coincide with whatever policy baseball had in place at that time. Your talking millions of dollars. I know there are health risks associated with steroids. I do feel that the risks are minimized if done in cycles and not excessive doses.
• EazyEagleZ said August 07, 2009

  How many more people will be fired by the Sauwks that are connected to roids?

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• Jayson2 said August 09, 2009

  Now that we know Ortiz tested positive for legal supplements the haters can go back into hiding. This was a witch hunt from the beginning just like the Pats walk through tape that never existed. David Ortiz did it the old fashioned way. He earned it.

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• Jayson2 said August 09, 2009

  These Sox are not the J. C. Romero Filthies. Filthy still has Rocky Balboa and the second best cheesesteaks in the country.

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• EazyEagleZ said August 09, 2009

  This is a great song BTW.

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