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To: raptor29
And you think that Pujols doesn't use 'roids? Get real. The numbers of users in baseball are staggering. It will all likely come out in the next year or so, and look for Luis right up there with the rest of them, as well as a bunch of guys who have never even been mentioned in connection with steroids.

Those of us who saw him in HS and community college in KC know that he hasn't changed much in size or appearance since then.

If he's on the juice, it's well hidden. Contrast that Barry BOnds' vast body changes over the last 10 years.

26 posted on 01/12/2005 8:18:37 PM PST by The Iguana
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To: The Iguana

Well, if Pujols was 245 pounds in high school, I would be surprised. But regardless, there are all kinds of different anabolic steroids and HGH derivatives that professional athletes are using. Some bring about dramatic noticeable physical changes and some are more subtle. The effect also varies depending on each player's chemical makeup and how their body reacts to this stuff as opposed to how some other guy's body reacts to it. That's one of the reasons why some guys immediately start getting injured once they go on the juice, and other guys, like Bonds, don't.


30 posted on 01/12/2005 8:31:18 PM PST by raptor29
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