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Bud Selig: It's Not My Fault [MLB Steroids]
Bud Selig: It's Not My Fault [MLB Steroids]
The day before Alex Rodriguez makes his first Spring Training appearance, commissioner Bud Selig went on the record with Newsday to remind everyone that none of this steroid business could possibly be his fault. Yes, Bud Selig has been the commissioner of baseball (first acting, than ...
Bud Selig:  Don't blame me
Bud Selig: Don't blame me
newsday.com — In a lengthy interview, the commissioner strongly disputed the perception that he was complicit in the proliferation... of steroid use under his watch. (more) Bud Selig: Don't blame me
Selig Denies Any Complicity in PED Culture
Selig Denies Any Complicity in PED Culture
bizofbaseball.com — "I don't want to hear the commissioner turned a blind eye to this or he didn't care... about [the PED culture in baseball]." Selig, you still need to take responsibility . Commissioner Bud Selig denies any role in the proliferation of steroids or other performance-enhancing substances in ... (more) Selig Denies Any Complicity in PED Culture
Bud Selig: Don't Blame Me for Steroid Era
Bud Selig: Don't Blame Me for Steroid Era
sportingnews.com — Bud Selig has something to say about this steroid era he presided over, ladies and gentlemen. And... it does not disappoint, especially if you enjoy disliking him: "I don't want to hear the commissioner turned a blind eye to this or he didn't ... (more) Bud Selig: Don't Blame Me for Steroid Era
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Bud Selig is in denial
The Scores Report - The National Sports Blog — Bud Selig wants to remind everyone that this whole steroid issue in baseball isn’t his fault. “I don’t want to hear the commissioner turned a blind eye to this or he didn’t care about it,” Selig said. “That annoys the you-know-what out of me. You bet I’m sensitive to the criticism. The reason I’m so frustrated is, if you look at our whole body of work, I think we’ve come farther than anyone ever dreamed possible.” “I’m not sure I would have done anything ...

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Bud Selig's House Must Contain No Mirrors
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Bud Selig says he doesn't deserve blame for steroids era
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Bud Selig Does Something Cool
slanchreport.com 3/26/2009 — Bud Selig gets a lot of grief on this site, all with good reason, but for once he’s done something pretty worthwhile. After purchasing the house next to his, intending to tear it down and build a garden there, Selig has offered up the use of the house to several area groups. School ...
Bud Selig: Baseball’s Best Commissioner
hardballtimes.com 3/26/2009 — Columnist George Will writes a letter to the editor at Forbes , defending Bud Selig against claims that he was asleep at the switch as far as PEDs were concerned and that he has, overall, been a poor commissioner. Money quote: Steve, serious baseball fans argue about everything--the best ...
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Fuck Bud Selig. I probably shouldn’t have opened with that sentence because it pretty much sums up this entire essay in a single sentence, detracting from the notion that this essay needs to exist in the first place. With today’s ...
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Well Said, Papi: David Ortiz Rightfully Calls Out Baseball's Steroid PolicyBleacher Report - MLB 2/17/2009
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