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Message #2472 of 6634  *NEW* To :   All From :   Reedster   Subject :   Selig wants to read the Bonds' book before making any decisions Date :   3/09/06, 08:20am And, David Wells has come out slamming Barry. Clemens came out and, in my opinion, was the man of reason... Interesting article. Check it out. • Previous Topic • Next Topic • Reply to Msg #2472 • Back to Topics 3300 reads 806 clickthrough(s) You cannot start a topic in the Headlines or Classifieds area... if you want to post a new message, try one of our other message areas!

Message #2477 of 6634  *NEW* To :   Reedster From :   The Olde English Ds   Subject :   Re: Selig wants to read the Bonds' book before making any decisions Date :   3/9/06, 8:44am Selig will not act on this. He is weak and will only do something if forced into it. -------------------------------------------------------- Go Tigers!!! -------------------------------------------------------- • Previous Topic • Next Topic • Reply to Msg #2477 • Back to Topics 4177 reads

Message #2479 of 6634  *NEW* To :   The Olde English Ds From :   redsoxchick   Subject :   Re: Selig wants to read the Bonds' book before making any decisions Date :   3/9/06, 9:08am I'm with Olde English on this. Selig makes no indication in his words that he sees any urgency to this. He's too busy basking in the WBC and worrying about the USA choking and how that will affect revenue for the WBC. And as far as Clemens goes: //"I worry more about the man's health than I do about him hitting home runs or whatever this witch hunt we're on," the Team USA ace said. "I think he got hammered pretty good last year, and it seems to be happening again this year. I don't know if it's going to change anything," he said.// I'm not sure I get it. He's worried about Barry's health (which is a legitimate worry for anyone using steroids, ask Lyle Alzado...oh wait, we can't...) but he isn't bothered by the fact that his most productive years happened while he was 'enhanced'? And as far as his getting 'hammered' last year, doesn't this book prove that the 'hammering' was well-deserved? I don't like Wells opening his yap just to spew negativity...but at least he isn't towing the company line. • Previous Topic • Next Topic • Reply to Msg #2479 • Back to Topics 4174 reads

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