MLB juicing again? Verlander thinks there's a conspiracy

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Baseball damn i use to fukk with it heavy

I use to watch the roid era lol sammy sosa right before the HR race and shyt then found out them boys on heavy dope

Chuck Carr was on that shyt trust me

Damn but wtf is a juiced ball? So they dont take dope no more they just juice that hoe and a skinny nikka can hit it 450 shieeeeeet why not

Last time i really followed it i know a cat named bagwell and caminiti was hitting them hoes deep LOL

Then sammy goofball ass

Then years later like i knew of cabrera and stanton cause i live in Miami but man fukk that

Today I learned vlad guerro had a jit a junior at that who clearly got his daddy swing but he wearing gloves my nikka damn his daddy said fukk your gloves im bout to slap this bytch he had a violent ass swing if i recall

Best swing ever gary Sheffield bytch aint no argument

But back to vlad son wtf he wearing gloves tho? Drop them gloves jit fukk that pretty shyt but i peeped the youtube clip nikka swing like he trying to avenge a rape victim LMAO god forgive me
 

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At this point its no a conspiracy..maybe 2 years ago but not today.

Pitchers just want the league to be honest thats all.

They began to use the same balls in the minors this season and in one month hr records were shattered.

I remember in mlbs spring training balls were carrying like a humid summer night man.
 

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Ball probably changed in some ways but I think the focus on hitting hr probably has more to do with it.

And this is why they can get away with it..idiots like this.

The focus on hitting hrs just led to more so’s not what you see today.

The fact the minors in one month had records shattered as the new ball was introduced is no coincidence. Its comical whats happening down there.

Pitchers hate it cause records are being broken and the new seams have caused blister issues to some.

Aside fro the new balls most these parke are sand boxes
 

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Some of it is definitely the launch angle/fly ball revolution stuff, but the ball is quite obviously also juiced. Studies confirm it.
 

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When MLB snitches on the Astros staff and how their spin rate works...

The Dodgers, Astros and Yankees rank first, third and fourth in Bauer Units this season. And since 2015, those same three teams lead in Bauer Units added, suggesting that they better prize and/or teach the skill. All three teams declined interview requests on how they evaluate and develop spin.
 

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And this is why they can get away with it..idiots like this.

The focus on hitting hrs just led to more so’s not what you see today.

The fact the minors in one month had records shattered as the new ball was introduced is no coincidence. Its comical whats happening down there.

Pitchers hate it cause records are being broken and the new seams have caused blister issues to some.

Aside fro the new balls most these parke are sand boxes
Truly WOAT posting :picard:
 

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Manfred said they aint Dr. Miami they not juicing nothin

According to Joel Sherman of the New York Post, Manfred insisted owners and executives are concerned about the amount of homers that have been hit this season:

"The flaw in logic is that baseball wants more home runs. If you sat in owners meeting and listen to people on how the game is played, that is not a sentiment of owners for whom I work. There's no desire among ownership to increase homers in the game, to the contrary they are concerned about how many we have."


MLB owns Rawlings, which is the producer of the league's baseballs, but Manfred added that MLB has not handed down any directives to juice the balls, per ESPN's Jeff Passan: "Baseball has done nothing, given no direction, for an alteration of the baseball."
 
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