Congress

I can't tell you how much I don't care about this whole congressional movement against steroids in baseball. I mean, with all of these campaigns running around talking about "unnecessary" spending, you'd think one of these people for change would say something about it. Maybe they can't afford to come out and against baseball. Ah, the changing politicians are still afraid of true change...

This is why this is getting out of control. Everyone's favorite racist closer is now back in the news. Yes everyone, say hello to John Rocker. Rocker is a little irritated knowing that he failed a drug test in 2000, and that Bud Selig knew about it, but did nothing of it. Well, according to the Mitchell report, most everyone in the league failed, or would have failed a drug test in 2000. Again, this means nothing.

Imagine this. Hinsdale Central High School interviewing Madame Cummings and her confessing that I talked my way into getting a B in her class for the second semester of my junior year. What are they going to do about it, go back and change my grade, inform UT of the situation and void my diploma? This is ridiculous. Usually I listen to Mike and Mike in the morning because I am getting to the point where I simply can't listen to the Nashville morning guys anymore, but they spend so much time talking about this, it infuriates me. It makes me so mad that I come full circle and write about it here!

We're even to the point of Mrs. Clemens taking HGH for her SI photo shoot. I mean, HGH did her some good, a lot of good, but from what we the public know about HGH, you'd think she'd come out looking like Serena Williams. One of the first posts has that pic...if you want to check it out, look at the first month of No Owens existence.

This is embarrassing. You're not going to get an asterisk next to records by McGwire or Bonds. Clemens neither, but they all may be held out of the Hall of Fame. Baseball goes through eras. Dead ball eras, big ball park eras, and the steroid era. All things that no one could do anything about at the time but were fixed eventually. This is getting fixed and that's great. But you can't fix the past, you can improve towards the future. Congress is making this whole situation worse by the day. And you can thank Bud Selig for all of it.