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madhatter wrote:asterisk...

Nah.

Was not used during the playoffs or WS.

And according to reports, there are many more teams involved.

SnoBrdr wrote:

madhatter wrote:asterisk...

Nah.

Was not used during the playoffs or WS.like they'd ever admit it

And according to reports, there are many more teams involved.

asterisk stands...

SnoBrdr wrote:

madhatter wrote:asterisk...

Nah.

Was not used during the playoffs or WS.

And according to reports, there are many more teams involved.

Not used during playoffs or WS??? That is the opposite of everything I have read.

SnoBrdr wrote:

Bubba wrote:Well...that didn’t take long

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That was a no brainer.

They should also go after Beltran, no idea why he is immune.

Agreed. The Mets have a dilemma. Keep a publicly announced cheater as manager or fire him and find a new manager a month before spring training.

Bubba wrote:

SnoBrdr wrote:

Bubba wrote:Well...that didn’t take long

https://es.pn/384yvNc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

That was a no brainer.

They should also go after Beltran, no idea why he is immune.

Agreed. The Mets have a dilemma. Keep a publicly announced cheater as manager or fire him and find a new manager a month before spring training.

IMHO, it's no dilemma. They should let him go.

madhatter wrote:

SnoBrdr wrote:

madhatter wrote:asterisk...

Nah.

Was not used during the playoffs or WS.like they'd ever admit it

And according to reports, there are many more teams involved.

asterisk stands...

Says a EE fan, so your vote don't count.

XtremeJibber2001 wrote:

Bubba wrote:

SnoBrdr wrote:

Bubba wrote:Well...that didn’t take long

https://es.pn/384yvNc" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

That was a no brainer.

They should also go after Beltran, no idea why he is immune.

Agreed. The Mets have a dilemma. Keep a publicly announced cheater as manager or fire him and find a new manager a month before spring training.

IMHO, it's no dilemma. They should let him go.

I wonder if the reason that they didn't go after him or any other player is the MLBPA.

While he is no longer a player, he was a player when his actions took place.

MLB obviously doesn't want to piss off the players.

This is really not all that different from MLB sticking their heads in the sand during the steroid era.

If they punished one player they would have to punish them all, many are now on different teams so suspending them wouldn't be hurting the astros, it would be hurting the teams they play for now. MLB did not want to touch that with a 10 foot pole, and had no interest in bring the union into it.

daytripper wrote:If they punished one player they would have to punish them all, many are now on different teams so suspending them wouldn't be hurting the astros, it would be hurting the teams they play for now. MLB did not want to touch that with a 10 foot pole, and had no interest in bring the union into it.

Then MLB shouldn't say they are protecting the integrity of baseball if they let some of the major perpetrators get away.

Question answered, Mets and Beltran mutually agree to part ways.

Mad Dog Russo is all over the Astro players on culpability.
Game integrity in serious question .. if they punish one .. punish All .. where to draw the line ..

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