NY Daily News: Ankiel linked to HGH

I understand they've done a lot of work and the info was leaked to them. I'm not saying they're throwing shit to a wall but I'm holding off convicting Ankiel of anything until I hear his side of this story.

 

It's a widely held opinion, boots. I'm not alone in holding it. Your reputation here is wide and deep, and entirely of your own making.

 

Reputation? What are you talking about? You have yet to explain why I am what's wrong with this board and more importantly, you keep straying off the topic.
Look, I'm not trying to be difficult. Just say why I'm what's wrong with this board and try to stay on the topic which is Ankiel.

 

Do you want me to list each attribute separately, or would a round-up of the highlights suffice?

 

Lesson one boots, never question a New York news (trash) paper because they are never wrong. Secondly, Ankiel could never have done this on his own because that is impossible. Jealousy, witch hunt?

 

Does it make a difference? Just say what you have to say and be done with it. Then with some help, we can still keep this thread bout Ankiel.

 

So the NYDN is trash? Can someone make the same comments about the Plain-Dealer?

Where has anyone posted or written anything that resembles jealousy with regards to Ankiel? Is it possible that he broke the law and hard-working reporters followed the paper trail? Or is it easier to believe that the media is out to kill your athletic heroes?

 

Now the next step is to determine if he's using now. Without that finding, I take his current season at face value.

 

Maybe its a combination of both but the story is missing teeth. I've never been one to follow the herd mentality and I'm not going to with knee jerk reaction to the story.

 

What we know, according to the story, is that he accepted HGH in 2005. What we also know is that it wasn't banned by baseball, but it was breaking the law.

 

And that's really the story, that he broke the law. It's like getting a ticket that's three years old. It doesn't have an relevance to what he's doing for the Cards today.