Surprise! One More Player to Test Positive

Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz has been reported of tested positive of steroids in 2003 (same as a-roid and sammy 'cork' 'roid' sosa)

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4366335

Oh, the humanity!

I KNEW ORTIZ TOOK STEROIDS! '04 WAS TAINTED! WOO HOO! HA HA HA

figures yankee fans are excited, and always looking for an excuse of how they lost a series of which they were leading by 3 games lol.

i heard on espn that somebody who is in the hall now is on this list of 100...now who that is idk...

EDIT: just looked at those who is in the hall, and that played in 2003...there is only one player that played in 2003. that player is newly inducted rickey henderson. if what i heard is right then this is going to be bad.

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=4367025

I hate the Red Sox, but never had a problem with Big Papi. I am not at all surprised. After hearing that Manny tested positive, I had no doubt that him and Ortiz where injecting each other back in the Red Sox "glory days". He went from being a nobody with the Twins to a superstar with the Red Sox. It's definetly time for that whole '03 list to be made public.

I was always suspicious about Rickey Henderson. He went through a sudden body transformationin the early-mid 80s and became a big homerun hitter.

Another guy of that era, who went from "skinny to Scwartzeneger" was Chili Davis.

Report: Union notified Manny, Ortiz years ago

David Ortiz said Thursday that he was "blindsided" by the news that he and Manny Ramirez, whose booming bats led the Red Sox to their historic 2004 World Series title, had tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs in 2003. But both players, along with more than 100 others who tested positive, were notified years ago by the players union that they were on a list of players seized by federal authorities along with the test results, according to a landmark report on doping in the sport and testimony by the union chief. The notifications came after federal investigators seized more than 100 names of ballplayers in an April 2004 raid of the two firms that handled the testing of more than 1,400 samples. After the raid, the commissioner's office and the Major League Baseball Players Association agreed the union would inform those on the list that the government believed they had tested positive.

Source: SI

ortiz is digging him self deeper and deeper lol