Reply to "Milb cuts"

baseballmom

Again, not surprisingly, you miss the point.

Of course the purpose of the site is to inform. But you have attempted 3 times to justify your admitted LACK of knowledge of who's doing what & rumor mongering by deflecting! You continue to stir the pot by insinuating I have my head in the sand. So, listen up...

When players hits campus every fall, they are given a list of banned substances. Same is true for MILB & MLB Spring Training. Testing is random in all entities. Coaches, Trainers, Managers & front office folks are more than a few steps ahead of you.

So, if your kid uses his "kidneys", lightbul , you have nothing to worry about.

6/12/208:54 PM

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