Here's a list of the baseball players suspended for using performance enhancing drugs:

Nelson Cruz
Johnny Peralta
Evereth Cabrera
Francisco Cervelli
Antonio Bastardo
Fautino De Los Santos
Sergio Escalona
Fernando Martinez
Jesus Montero
Cesar Puello
Jordany Valdespin
Jordan Norberto
Ryan Braun
Alex Rodriguez (possibly)

And some more players whose names were mentioned:

Gio Gonzalez
Yasmani Grandal
Melky Cabrera
Robinson Cano
Bartolo Colon

Notice anything they all have in common? With the exception of Braun, they are all Hispanic! I'm not saying that all Hispanic baseball players use PEDs, I'm just saying that this is probably more than a coincidence. I'm not trying to be racist, just connecting a few dots. Anyway, what do you think?

tgags123 : shameful! i think you have a pretty good theory here though it's weird how they all were hispanic.

tgags123 : Ive heard about this and it makes me miss when you had to throw foul balls back in the field and the games were actually fair. Nowadays sanity is such a rare thing to have i this world. Sports are supposed to be something for fun and to just enjoy.

I also noticed they were mostly Hispanic, also 3 of the players named were Yankees players as well. The sad part about it is that this something they'll never be able to take out of the game. Besides Ryan Braun, none of these players actually tested positive for PED. MLB only found out because of a disgruntled employee ran his mouth. The PED game has so much more money pumped into it than the testing does that there just isn't a chance for the testers to ever catch up. But one thing I find interesting is that in the widespread PED argument nobody has ever looked back into time to se if anybody before the 1990's has used any PED. I can almost guarantee EVERY player, all the way back to the Babe Ruth era, has looked for some way to get an advantage over the rest of the league, whether it was legal or illegal. How many players in the 70's were hopped up on cocaine during games? Cocaine gives you energy and makes you more focused so technically all the 70's records should be considered tainted as well as the 90's and 2000's. 



Sorry for going of on a tangent but the PED discussion always gets to me since baseball was the sport I grew up playing and loving.