Steroids

[mebisonII]

I never really hear anything about it, but what do you think the prevalence of steroids in basketball is? Every so often I see someone and think, that just doesn't look natural.

Baseball is obviously trying to clean up their image, and its got to be common in football, but I don't think anyone cares. So how about hoops?

edit: spelling fixed...thanks Hammersmith!

[Hammersmith]

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Oh yeah, back to the topic- I would venture that steroid use in basketball is not nearly as frequent as baseball or football, but you're kidding yourself if you believe it's not there.

I always get a kick out of media folks that couldn't believe that some of the non-power hitter baseball players were on steroids.They only play something like 240 games a year, and steroids help your body recover.