Baseball is dead to me ...

[GrannySnatcher]

after watching one of my idols, alex rodriquez, who was the last shining light standing in the fight against
HGH go down the way he did, I must say that I no longer have any respect for the game.

I almost cried when I watched him say during his recent interview, with a smirk on his face, that he had succombed
to pressure whilst playing for texas, and steroids had been the only answer for him.

A-rod's full interview can be found on the espn site. here is the link to an article on it.

[Daniel Becerra]

I know... first Michael Phelps smoking, now Alex Rodriguez on steroids. And he has the nerve to say "I'm sorry". In reality, he is not sorry he did it. He is sorry he got caught. Not long ago he looked at a camera and said "I don't do steroids, I don't see the point in them". Right...

Then you also have Chris Brown who turned himself after beating up someone (possibly his girlfriend or maybe ex-girlfriend now, Rihanna). Think of the bad example these guys have set.

I think - actually, I'm sure - this calls for the need of new role models. In the heart of each of the members of pualifestyle.com, there is a big passion and of course, tremendous potential. You can become a role model. Do so

[NickH]

I stopped caring for baseball quite a long time ago. My father had me playing it for 14 years and I burned out of that sport and my love for watching it. I really dont even care who does what because in the end they are hurting themselves.

They should just test every single team and every single player for steroids and if they fail the test, any records that they break and all their stats should enter a separate record book labeled STEROIDS.

[Bob]

I stopped keeping up with baseball when the fab four still played for the Braves and Joe Carter hit the 3 run world series winning home run in the bottom of the 9th with 2 outs, 1 ball and 2 strikes.

Then again, If only A-Rod could find a steroid that would prevent him from choking in the post season.