Judge hits 62nd home run, breaking American League record (price, shop)
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Skepticism is always justified. Cynicism is not. Until there is any evidence that Judge has used some banned PED, I will believe he’s clean. So far, no evidence to that effect has come to light. I haven’t even heard whispers and rumors, which were rampant about Bonds, Sosa, and McGwire. So I think Judge is just a natural
I agree. I don't think he's using anything. He's not even that "big" for his size (6'7") and I believe they said he's actually a little slimmer/lighter than he was a few years ago.
Anything can happen in baseball.
There is a ton of short term luck in short series and nobdoy ever has a huge advantage.
Last year the Braves were probably the worst team in the playoffs and they won the world series.
Mets have a tough road to the World Series.
Have to beat the Padres and the Dodgers to get to the NLCS.
I agree. I don't think he's using anything. He's not even that "big" for his size (6'7") and I believe they said he's actually a little slimmer/lighter than he was a few years ago.
There are PEDs that have nothing to do with muscle mass. The "steroid era" was extremely unsophisticated. They were literally just pumping test.
A-Rod admittedly did steroids and he never hit more than 60 HRs. So to hit more than 60 it is really difficult regardless you did juice or not. It was estimated that 30% of MLB players in the 2000s was doing steroids yet not that many hit more than 30-40. So I still believe Sosa and McGwire deserves recognition. Judge hitting 62 is still an amazing feat just that I wouldn't discount Bonds, Sosa, McGwuire.
They were determined to be CHEATING with performance enhancing drugs and were thus stricken from the record books.
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