The Whole Delivery

Now a key thing must be pointed out before continuing to call Ortiz the hypocrite and liar that he is for this. Watch the beginning 22 seconds of what ESPN's Josh Elliott was reporting back in winter time. Okay, here is a point that needs to be highlighted, to give Ortiz some benefit of the doubt, believe it or not. Ortiz points out that all players who did steroids before the testing began in 2004 should not receive any punishment at all. I'm glad he said that, because if he thought they should be reprimanded then, my goodness, he would look even worse than what he looks now. Now the rest of the video shows how Ortiz is what he is now thanks to today's leaking of his name, along with Ramirez. But for just one thing where you couldn't jump all over his back on, at least he didn't get all moral and mighty by condemning intolerance on those who used steroids. The stuff that he now, apparently, has done so as well.

Photo from Jim Davis of The Boston Globe Ortiz too now Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz, the sluggers who propelled the Boston Red Sox to end an 86-year World Series championship drought and to capture another title three years later, were among the roughly 100 Major League Baseball players to test positive for performance-enhancing drugs in 2003, according to lawyers with knowledge of the results. Now this is the thing, besides Ortiz out-right hypocrisy and lying here. This list was suppose to be anonymous FOREVER. And yet, here are two more names leaked out to the world from this list. The Union should be ashamed of themselves for this. More to come later. Update: A lot of people will unintelligently came that the Yankees and Red Sox were in a race on the field, and in the lab, like this guy. Now this, Greg Mitchell, is a good provocative journalist, from time to time. But he can be an idiot on things outside of politics. And this is just one of those areas. Alex Rodriguez wasn't...