This guys is on something. He is no Pujols, hes a little boy!!!

BTW, the story you covered had a blurb in the NY Post yesterday. Ibanez states that the Blog statement is bogus, with this quote “I’ll give up every single dime I have if I test positive and he can put it up against his job.”and further “it was done by a blogger, not a journalist; not a person that did homework.” I doubt that he read the article at Midwest Sports Fans, and as you mentioned, it is rather detailed, and does not make any charges of steroid use, only making the statement that the use cannot be ruled out. Unfortunately, any player who makes a substantial statistical jump, especially at age 37, will be subject to scrutiny. It isn’t as if any ballplayer has been remotely truthful until their back was to the wall. At any rate, I picked him up on one of my teams, for the simple reason that he was going to play in Philly. I’m surprised at the results of the analysis – whenever I go to Philly, balls seem to fly out of the park at a ridiculous rate.

If you ever get a chance to go to KC, visit the Jazz Museum, which is directly across from the Negro Hall of Fame Museum. Then down the block, catch several eateries offering down-home southern cooking. You can also catch a game at Royals stadium – when I went several years ago, the tickets were amazingly inexpensive, but since they revamped the park, they probably upped the price.

@Matt G.: Not sure on KC. But Charlie Parker most certainly was a heroin man.