Giambi admits he took steroids
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Yep, old news. Maybe he forgot that he already basically admitted it. Look what roids allegedly did to Lyle Alzado's brain.
Yup Its common knowledge that steriods created that white ape that the MLB still allows on its field.
GIAMBI Tries to hide behind the MLB.
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"I was wrong for doing that stuff," Giambi told the newspaper Wednesday before the Yankees played the Chicago White Sox. "What we should have done a long time ago was stand up -- players, ownership, everybody -- and said: 'We made a mistake.'
"We should have apologized back then and made sure we had a rule in place and gone forward. ... Steroids and all of that was a part of history. But it was a topic that everybody wanted to avoid. Nobody wanted to talk about it."
Giambi reportedly told a grand jury during the BALCO investigation in December 2003 that he used steroids and human growth hormone. He told USA Today this week he's thankful for MLB's testing program for steroids and amphetamines that was revised before last season. MLB does not test for HGH, but Giambi said he does not use the drug.
"Unfortunately, (the rumors) are going to be a part of it. But that's OK. I'm probably tested more than anybody else. I'm not hiding anything," he said. "That stuff didn't help me hit home runs. I don't care what people say, nothing is going to give you that gift of hitting a baseball."
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_y...=ap-yankees-giambi-steroids&prov=ap&type=lgns
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"I was wrong for doing that stuff," Giambi told the newspaper Wednesday before the Yankees played the Chicago White Sox. "What we should have done a long time ago was stand up -- players, ownership, everybody -- and said: 'We made a mistake.'
"We should have apologized back then and made sure we had a rule in place and gone forward. ... Steroids and all of that was a part of history. But it was a topic that everybody wanted to avoid. Nobody wanted to talk about it."
Giambi reportedly told a grand jury during the BALCO investigation in December 2003 that he used steroids and human growth hormone. He told USA Today this week he's thankful for MLB's testing program for steroids and amphetamines that was revised before last season. MLB does not test for HGH, but Giambi said he does not use the drug.
"Unfortunately, (the rumors) are going to be a part of it. But that's OK. I'm probably tested more than anybody else. I'm not hiding anything," he said. "That stuff didn't help me hit home runs. I don't care what people say, nothing is going to give you that gift of hitting a baseball."
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_y...=ap-yankees-giambi-steroids&prov=ap&type=lgns
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Not now while Im still profitting from my cheating
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<SMALL>MCLEAN, VIRGINIA (TICKER) </SMALL>-- Admitting he was wrong for "doing that stuff," New York Yankees slugger Jason Giambi believes Major League Baseball should have apologized years ago for its widespread drug problem. Giambi told USA Today on Wednesday that an apology for the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball is long overdue. "I was wrong for doing that stuff," Giambi said to the newspaper before a game against the Chicago White Sox. "What we should have done a long time ago was stand up - players, ownership, everybody - and said, 'We made a mistake.' We should have apologized back then and made sure we had a rule in place and gone forward.
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"Steroids and all of that was a part of history. But it was a topic that everybody wanted to avoid. Nobody wanted to talk about it."
The San Francisco Chronicle reported in December 2004 that Giambi told a grand jury that he had injected himself with human growth hormone during the 2003 season. Giambi publicly had denied taking performance-enhancing drugs, but his December 11, 2003 testimony contradicted those statements.
According to transcripts of testimony obtained by the Chronicle, Giambi told the grand jury he had used several kinds of steroids obtained from Greg Anderson, the personal trainer of San Francisco Giants superstar Barry Bonds.
That led Giambi to call a press conference in February 2005, in which he apologized but never addressed the reasons for the apology "due to legal issues."
Giambi is now thankful for MLB's revamped steroid and amphetamine testing program. Giambi also said he does not use HGH, although MLB does not test for the drug.
"Unfortunately, (the rumors) are going to be a part of it, but that's OK. I'm probably tested more than anybody else," Giambi told USA Today. "I'm not hiding anything. That stuff didn't help me hit home runs. I don't care what people say, nothing is going to give you that gift of hitting a baseball."
The 36-year-old Giambi declined to answer when asked why he took steroids.
"Maybe one day I'll talk about it, but not now," he said.
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_y...TCpu7YF?slug=giambisteroids&prov=st&type=lgns
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<SMALL>MCLEAN, VIRGINIA (TICKER) </SMALL>-- Admitting he was wrong for "doing that stuff," New York Yankees slugger Jason Giambi believes Major League Baseball should have apologized years ago for its widespread drug problem. Giambi told USA Today on Wednesday that an apology for the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball is long overdue. "I was wrong for doing that stuff," Giambi said to the newspaper before a game against the Chicago White Sox. "What we should have done a long time ago was stand up - players, ownership, everybody - and said, 'We made a mistake.' We should have apologized back then and made sure we had a rule in place and gone forward.
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"Steroids and all of that was a part of history. But it was a topic that everybody wanted to avoid. Nobody wanted to talk about it."
The San Francisco Chronicle reported in December 2004 that Giambi told a grand jury that he had injected himself with human growth hormone during the 2003 season. Giambi publicly had denied taking performance-enhancing drugs, but his December 11, 2003 testimony contradicted those statements.
According to transcripts of testimony obtained by the Chronicle, Giambi told the grand jury he had used several kinds of steroids obtained from Greg Anderson, the personal trainer of San Francisco Giants superstar Barry Bonds.
That led Giambi to call a press conference in February 2005, in which he apologized but never addressed the reasons for the apology "due to legal issues."
Giambi is now thankful for MLB's revamped steroid and amphetamine testing program. Giambi also said he does not use HGH, although MLB does not test for the drug.
"Unfortunately, (the rumors) are going to be a part of it, but that's OK. I'm probably tested more than anybody else," Giambi told USA Today. "I'm not hiding anything. That stuff didn't help me hit home runs. I don't care what people say, nothing is going to give you that gift of hitting a baseball."
The 36-year-old Giambi declined to answer when asked why he took steroids.
"Maybe one day I'll talk about it, but not now," he said.
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news;_y...TCpu7YF?slug=giambisteroids&prov=st&type=lgns
Giambi, admitted to taking "Stuff" Not steroids.
Granted we all expect that he did as well as a lot of others, but he never did say Steroids .....
Jimbo
Granted we all expect that he did as well as a lot of others, but he never did say Steroids .....
Jimbo
BBBUUUT...the ONLY guy to man up and admit to SOMETHING!!! Where are the rest of the finger wavers, the "Eye no speaka inglish", the "I don't want to talk about the past but of the future".....where are they??? NO F***ING BALLS!!! And all that bull**** about not ratting out your fellow player or teammate........F***-YOU!!! You are ALSO part of the problem!!!
It's like good cops not wanting to rat of bad cops.....
It's like good cops not wanting to rat of bad cops.....
Alzado thought there was a link: http://www.usefultrivia.com/celebrity_trivia/sports_celebrity_trivia_008a.html
He refers to it here:
Giambi told USA Today on Wednesday that an apology for the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball is long overdue. "I was wrong for doing that stuff,"
But the coward has the nerve to say that the MLB is the one that needs to apologize while he tries to issue a vague apology himself that wont get him banned. WHAT A SLEAZE BALL!!!!! ILL come out and use the word steriods after I have defrauded the fans out of their money, right now I need to rake in the dough.
He has also amitted it testimony. There is no doubt that he took steriods.
He refers to it here:
Giambi told USA Today on Wednesday that an apology for the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball is long overdue. "I was wrong for doing that stuff,"
But the coward has the nerve to say that the MLB is the one that needs to apologize while he tries to issue a vague apology himself that wont get him banned. WHAT A SLEAZE BALL!!!!! ILL come out and use the word steriods after I have defrauded the fans out of their money, right now I need to rake in the dough.
He has also amitted it testimony. There is no doubt that he took steriods.
V,
I never said he didn't take them ....
Personally, I am NOT a Giambi fan, so I could care less what happens.
Notice this type of stuff never comes out when the Yankees are winning ????
Once things are mostly lost, then the discontent whining and admissions come out.
Jimbo
An apology from MLB and the Owners and the players asssociation, to the fans is long overdue. None of this can be undone. So lets make the apology and institute whatever drug testing is necessary to restore honor and order to this fine game. We'll just label all records from this era as the "steroid era" and go from there. As Giambi, if he's really sorry, he would turn over his MVP award to Frank Thomas, who REALLY earned it.
IMO, the whole steroids thing is way overblown. Players in earlier times popped bennies like they were candy. Should we label the Pre-steroid era, the Meth era?
Good point....I was wondering this the other. I read where a few ball players have got the lasik eye surgery....wouldn't THAT be considering cheating?? I mean you ARE artificially enhancing a VERY VITAL, if not THE most important part of hitting....??
I head also ready the one ball player, Craig Biggio takes almost 12 ADVIL or was it IBPROFEN....either way, he takes 12 A DAY!! Is it THAT illegal, that pills helps to ARTIFICIALLY alleviate swelling and muscle pain.....
Good point....I was wondering this the other. I read where a few ball players have got the lasik eye surgery....wouldn't THAT be considering cheating?? I mean you ARE artificially enhancing a VERY VITAL, if not THE most important part of hitting....??
I head also ready the one ball player, Craig Biggio takes almost 12 ADVIL or was it IBPROFEN....either way, he takes 12 A DAY!! Is it THAT illegal, that pills helps to ARTIFICIALLY alleviate swelling and muscle pain.....
you equate ibuprofen a OTC and steroids? C'mon salsa. Bonds, Giambi, Sosa, McGwire, and any other cheating liar should be suspended and their records removed. Or Rose should be in tomorrow and I am no Rose fan.
you equate ibuprofen a OTC and steroids? C'mon salsa. Bonds, Giambi, Sosa, McGwire, and any other cheating liar should be suspended and their records removed. Or Rose should be in tomorrow and I am no Rose fan.
You miss understood the context of my posting....and totally lost the point. Sidekick was talking about 'bennies' as little boosters, so to speak, to give players a little edge....wouldn't ANYTHING that 'artificially enhances' your performance cheating?
MLB....the F**KING hypocrisy continues!!! They more or less turned a blind eye on steriods because that was putting asses in seats and now there is rumors they MIGHT void out the remaining contract of Jason Giambi.....
Jason Giambi might lose his spot on the the Yankees' roster if it's determined he used performance-enhancing drugs, according to a published report.
Citing unnamed sources, The New York Daily News reported Sunday that the Yankees will consider voiding Giambi's contract if it's determined he used steroids after they signed Giambi as a free agent in 2001.
Major League Baseball intends to investigate reported remarks by Giambi that the sport should apologize for use of performance-enhancing drugs and the Yankees star's comment that he was "wrong for doing that stuff."
According to The Daily News, what Giambi says in his expected meeting with Major League Baseball will likely determine whether the Yankees decide to try to get out of what's remaining of the seven-year, $120 million contract they gave Giambi in 2001.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2876608
Jason Giambi might lose his spot on the the Yankees' roster if it's determined he used performance-enhancing drugs, according to a published report.
Citing unnamed sources, The New York Daily News reported Sunday that the Yankees will consider voiding Giambi's contract if it's determined he used steroids after they signed Giambi as a free agent in 2001.
Major League Baseball intends to investigate reported remarks by Giambi that the sport should apologize for use of performance-enhancing drugs and the Yankees star's comment that he was "wrong for doing that stuff."
According to The Daily News, what Giambi says in his expected meeting with Major League Baseball will likely determine whether the Yankees decide to try to get out of what's remaining of the seven-year, $120 million contract they gave Giambi in 2001.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2876608
MLB....the F**KING hypocrisy continues!!! They more or less turned a blind eye on steriods because that was putting asses in seats and now there is rumors they MIGHT void out the remaining contract of Jason Giambi.....
Jason Giambi might lose his spot on the the Yankees' roster if it's determined he used performance-enhancing drugs, according to a published report.
Citing unnamed sources, The New York Daily News reported Sunday that the Yankees will consider voiding Giambi's contract if it's determined he used steroids after they signed Giambi as a free agent in 2001.
Major League Baseball intends to investigate reported remarks by Giambi that the sport should apologize for use of performance-enhancing drugs and the Yankees star's comment that he was "wrong for doing that stuff."
According to The Daily News, what Giambi says in his expected meeting with Major League Baseball will likely determine whether the Yankees decide to try to get out of what's remaining of the seven-year, $120 million contract they gave Giambi in 2001.
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=2876608
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