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    The situation with one of our baseball players made me think

    Would you use PED's if you were a marginal player but it would guarantee that you could play baseball at MSU for a year- would you do it? Caveat is you would also get caught and suspended and get kicked off the team after a year and your career is over.

    I'd probably do it.

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    I'd do it. The pro's outweigh the cons and honestly, getting caught using PEDs is looked at much differently than getting caught with hard drugs. You could recover socially from a PED scandal.

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    I'm still not convinced it was PED's that Plumlee was using, and probably won't be until its explicitly called out by a reputable source.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HSVDawg View Post
    I'm still not convinced it was PED's that Plumlee was using, and probably won't be until its explicitly called out by a reputable source.
    FWIW a failed test for marijuana is I think is six months. A failed PED test is one year which is what the length of Plumlee's suspension is.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HSVDawg View Post
    I'm still not convinced it was PED's that Plumlee was using, and probably won't be until its explicitly called out by a reputable source.
    It's not steroids.

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    But I am curious, what would have happened had we won the series and he had pitched? Forfeit?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MoreCowbell View Post
    But I am curious, what would have happened had we won the series and he had pitched? Forfeit?
    I'm not sure- probably vacate any games won in which ineligible player appeared in?

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    Plumlee did not test positive for PEDs or marijuana

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyMcNulty View Post
    Plumlee did not test positive for PEDs or marijuana
    This^^

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimmyMcNulty View Post
    Plumlee did not test positive for PEDs or marijuana
    Well...what really happened?
    "I'm sure the universe is full of intelligent life. It's just been too intelligent to come here." -- Arthur C. Clarke

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    Quote Originally Posted by AROB44 View Post
    Well...what really happened?
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dbJABjVH-0k

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    Hasn't this already been covered in the ski slopes thread

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    Quote Originally Posted by confucius say View Post
    Hasn't this already been covered in the ski slopes thread
    Yes. The same thread where a list was created of a large number of posters who should never become narcs or undercover cops.
    Last edited by HSVDawg; 06-28-2017 at 01:08 PM.

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    So, you care nothing about your long-term health?
    This is one of the problems with today's instant society, will do anything for a flash headline.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KentuckyDawg13 View Post
    So, you care nothing about your long-term health?
    This is one of the problems with today's instant society, will do anything for a flash headline.
    Doing steroids for a year or even multiple years in reasonable doses is not going to have much if any long term health consequences. That's overblown. In smaller doses, which also work, they aren't going to have much negative side effect, not any more than your mom taking estrogen.

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    Uh huh...thanks doc.

    Quote Originally Posted by SPMT View Post
    Doing steroids for a year or even multiple years in reasonable doses is not going to have much if any long term health consequences. That's overblown. In smaller doses, which also work, they aren't going to have much negative side effect, not any more than your mom taking estrogen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by KentuckyDawg13 View Post
    Uh huh...thanks doc.
    He's not wrong. The only reason steroids are taboo in the USA is because MLB got out of hand with it and Congress got involved. That and the fact that the media has no idea what they are talking about when they discuss a steroid story.
    LFC YNWA

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    Quote Originally Posted by SPMT View Post
    Doing steroids for a year or even multiple years in reasonable doses is not going to have much if any long term health consequences. That's overblown. In smaller doses, which also work, they aren't going to have much negative side effect, not any more than your mom taking estrogen.
    I was going to argue with you on this.... until I re-read and you said reasonable doses. Problem is what is reasonable. I personally have witnessed multiple people that have heart failure secondary to steroid use. They have been through extensive surgeries (multiple) resulting in living tied to a machine in and out of the hospital which is a Ventricular Assit Device. This is a mechanical pump that is surgically placed which takes the place of the left ventricle. The lucky one later received a heart transplant. Each of these individuals would tell you they were taking "safe" doses.

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    Could be add medication. I think it is considered a performance enhancing drug that you have to have a script for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BB30 View Post
    Could be add medication. I think it is considered a performance enhancing drug that you have to have a script for.
    This. I was on ADHD medication in high school. The guy giving me my test asked me if I was on ADHD meds and I said yes. I had been on them since I was 7 so it wasn't like it was something new to me. Well the idiot forgot to mark it on my test notes and I got a positive test for heroin (and a call to my mom which did not go well). Luckily that got cleared up, but unless you have a prescription, it will come up as a positive drug test, and you better be able to show proof of a prescription or you get hammered.

    Now I'm not privy to what Plumlee got popped for, but I do know what ADHD medication will do to a drug test. And to be honest, I'm stunned more athletes don't get popped for a positive test on ADHD medication anymore. That's the drug of choice now in a lot of high schools and colleges.

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