Freaking hysterical story on most of the significant sports websites about major league baseball players named in the infamous Mitchell report as steroid boys not being able to get a job. We hear about agents turning over every rock for an opportunity, and one player, Jay Gibbons writing a letter to every team pleading his case. What these arrogant morons don't get is the ink is barely dry on that report. It was only submitted the middle of last December. They haven't paid nearly enough of a price! Here's a thought. If you hadn't used you wouldn't be unemployed. DUH!
They can cry about collusion all they want because the owners have no guarantee these yutzes won't fail another test and face a further suspension. If the entire bunch of bad apples is forced to sit out the whole 2008 season then can pass a pee test next autumn, I'm betting many will get the opportunity to revive the careers that THEY, and THEY alone sabotaged. The key here is the cliche that it's a privilege and not a right to play major league baseball. Perhaps being a spectator like the rest of us will get that point through their thick, needle sticking skulls. I have absolutely no sympathy for any of them. Of course the owners even attempting to get on any moral high horse is just as laughable. As far as I'm concerned, the quartet of slime(players, players union, owners and baseball itself) are equally guilty because all knew exactly what was going on but didn't care because fans were tearing through the turnstiles and the cash was pouring in. A wise man once said "If you're looking for sympathy, check the dictionary between S**t and Siphylus cause you ain't gonna find it here."
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