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Originally Posted by AM 1 FIEND
Originally Posted by wildKYcat
Albert Pujols is 28.
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Originally Posted by AM 1 FIEND
Originally Posted by wildKYcat
Albert Pujols is 28.
Originally Posted by Kal Ripped Ken
Originally Posted by AM 1 FIEND
Originally Posted by wildKYcat
Albert Pujols is 28.
Originally Posted by pacmagic2002
Originally Posted by wildKYcat
Albert Pujols is 28.
he is 28..........I dont see your point?
Originally Posted by dyyhard
waits for juilo franco interview - you know the man hit the half century mark long time ago...
Originally Posted by AM 1 FIEND
Originally Posted by wildKYcat
Albert Pujols is 28.
Originally Posted by AirAnt23
YO! ^ Wrong is wrong is wrong. No one is denying that. BUT... they could've simply approached him with the document. Instead they chosed to "set it up" to sensationalize it. Not to mention they're showing it as a top news story TODAY, when it occured TUESDAY, and it will air in it's entirety NEXT TUESDAY.
Clearly, they've made their agendas take precedent over good and decent reporting. No real writer would do that to a guy. Not a respectable one. They need to be checked on it. Period. DF!!!
First Born almost comes through with the pics and gifsOriginally Posted by AM 1 FIEND
Originally Posted by wildKYcat
Albert Pujols is 28.
Originally Posted by BaronDavis5
Originally Posted by Stringer Bell 32
Originally Posted by Mamba MVP
waits for LeBron's Oden's real age to come out
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I don't like ESPN's approach at all and I definitely feel like they sensationalize "stories" a little too much...
BUT, I'm sorry, when you lie and intentionally deceive like Tejada did/has done PLUS you're given opportunities to come clean, it can come back to haunt you.
I don't know if I read it here but I saw that Tejada says he wanted to be honest with Houston, but he wasn't...and it probably never would've come out on his own accord if EPSN hadn't been sneaky about it.
And that's his right to do so. Who is ESPN to say 'No, you're not going to let you lie about this anymore. We're going to forceyou to come clean; we're cleaning out your closet for you'?
And the only reason I say that is because this issue is so insignificant right now. It matters... none. If the A's are in trouble for signing him beforethey were allowed to, then that's between Tejada, the A's, and whoever's responsible for prosecuting the A's and/or Tejada. This is too smallof a personal issue for ESPN to step in and air him out.
I completely agree with him leaving that interview, and I fully support him. Like he said, 'I'm not here to talk about personal stuff like this. Ithought we would talk baseball' (paraphrased, obviously).