Pro baseball was so much better when steroids were ubiquitous
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Date: June 27th, 2026 9:57 PM Author: Peach Candlestick Maker
I think the biggest change in MLB is that statisticians realized players peak at 27 and players are super cheap at 22. And without steroids, players careers end much sooner.
There was a certain amount of entertainment and comedy when you still had the 37 year old 1b who has been on the team for a 15 years and couldn't run anymore. Now if you stop watching MLB for 2 years you don't know anyone on a roster anymore.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5877909&forum_id=2锞兾告触锟界锟絇HPSESSID=962c303388ae8b5678383d002493727e#49966455) |
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