Nice little article on one of his many defection attempts

http://sports.yahoo.com/news/coast-g...141306377.html

http://espn.go.com/mlb/player/stats/...6/billy-butler So i guess Butler was on PED's in 2012.

Biscuits and gravy isn't a PED

He hit 8 more HR's then his previous career hight. Davis is on pace to from a career high of 33 to 60. It sticks our like a sore thumb, just like Brady Anderson in 96.

You'll have a better chance of convincing me that Romeo is a great NFL headcoach.



Quit deflecting.

But Billy's BBQ Sauce is.

Here come the Chris Davis PED suspicions

Craig Calcaterra

Jul 1, 2013, 5:44 PM EDT
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Chris Davis

Aaron noted just how crazy a season Chris Davis is having. And when you have a weekend like he had against a team with a big national profile like the Yankees, it sort of puts all of that in relief. And that, sadly, has brought out the PED suspicions. From Baltimore Sports Report:

A simple search on Twitter for the query “Chris Davis steroids” brings up a slew of tweets from baseball fans worldwide over the past few days with blatant accusations that Davis must be juicing. Things like “It’s time to test Chris Davis for steroids” and “He has to be cheating” were popping up left and right all throughout Saturday and Sunday. Davis even responded to one fan on Sunday afternoon with a simple “No” when asked “Are you on steroids?”

I can confirm the Twitter thing, as I went looking for that myself this morning (do the search yourself) and found no shortage of people flat accusing Davis of taking PEDs. I didn’t hear the report, but I’m told that a host or guest on a Dallas sports talk radio station was engaging in such speculation this morning too.

You may say “hey, it’s just jerks on Twitter,” but the fact is they are baseball fans. And they didn’t just independently invent the notion that a guy who hits a lot of home runs should automatically be assumed to be taking performance enhancing drugs. No, that speculation — utterly baseless speculation; Davis has always had tremendous power but is now, in the past year, matched it up with better plate discipline — is the product of a media landscape which has decided that every power hitter is a ‘roider. Jose Bautista got this treatment a couple of years ago. Davis is getting it now. Everyone who engages in this business does so because they’ve been convinced by the baseball media that such speculation is not just justified but necessary.

It’s neither of those things. The drug testing system put in place had avoiding these parlor games as one of its primary justifications. But that’s not good enough for some, apparently.

The data says you're wrong. His chase percentage (35% vs. 37%) and contact percentage (71% vs. 69%) are not very different at all from his career data:
http://www.fangraphs.com/statss.aspx...72&position=1B




But one stat is: HR/FB ratio. 21.8% career, jumped to 32.6% this season.

Homerism can be a very nasty disease.

Funny Baseball puts new drug test in for 2013 and Butler only has 6 HR so far. Things that make you go hmmmmm.

I assume that anybody that has ever been worth a shit was cheating. It's probably more accurate than assuming that they weren't.

Why do you think I give a shit? I'd be happy if they were all taking whatever Davis is , maybe we could score some ****ing runs. Just don't get caught and if you do at least man up like Melky and don't pull that Braun chicken shit.

I think over the last year (Anthony Bosch) you cant hide Ped's anymore.

O's fan could look up the data himself without needing me to provide it for him. I mean if I had a theory about 'patience' I would check the numbers first to see if my theory made sense. Not talk out of my ass.

Sure you can. Like I said drugs will always beat the test. That's why they should keep and maintain blood/urine for when the test catch up if they were really serious.

I'm pretty sure even these days a player could put on some androgel at night and test clean 12 hours later. I don't think they pop you at 3:00am.

I don't blame him. He was half a heart beat away from cooking up your next plate of hushpuppies at LJS.