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MLB Commissioner Bud Selig announced that players in the Minor Leagues will be subject to random testing for HGH effective immediately. This is seen as a step towards random testing for HGH in the Major Leagues, however it is a small step. Minor League contracts are not subject to the league Collective Bargaining Agreement. This means that the league can simply bring random testing into being. So, this policy becomes a part of the MLB Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Though this seems like a small step towards testing in the Majors it appears the league feels they are on…
Alex Rodriguez of the New York Yankees is entering a four-game series facing the Kansas City Royals sitting on 598 career home runs. A-Rod is trying to become the 7th player in Major League Baseball history to join the “600 Homerun Club.” A-Rod will be joining some pretty impressive company–Barry Bonds (762), Hank Aaron (755), Babe Ruth (714), Willie Mays (660), Ken Griffey, Jr. (630), and Sammy Sosa (609). Before the 2009 season, A-Rod’s name was leaked off the much talked about secret performance enhancing drug testing list conducted by MLB in 2003. A-Rod admitted to using steroids in his time…
Sylvester Stallone has put together a “guy movie” for the ages featuring The Expendables, which is coming out August 13th. The crew in the film includes some very large and very scary dudes. Sylvester Stallone, Dolph Lundgren, Terry Crews, Mickey Rourke–you get the idea. These guys are not “spring chickens,” but many of us aren’t getting any younger either. What do these guys do to stay in shape for an action film–the genre that used to be reserved for much younger guys? The workouts vary and the routines are interesting. The diets are smart and the results amazing. However, these…
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The National Hockey League rejected a landmark deal today that would have given Forward Ilya Kovalchuk a 17-year, $102 million contract with the New Jersey Devils. The NHL ruled that the longest deal in its history violated the league salary cap. NHL Deputy Commissioner Bill Daly was quoted on NHL.com saying: “The contract has been rejected by the League as a circumvention of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. Under the CBA, the contract rejection triggers a number of possible next steps that may be elected by any or each of the NHLPA, the Player and/or the Club. In the interim, the player is…
Shakespeare said it best, “What’s in a name?” It’s important to state from the beginning that I decided to write this article as a regular consumer. I do not have an affiliation with any lab or company. I do have an innate sense of what is right and what is wrong, and I feel so frustrated when companies think the rest of us are so ignorant that can try to sell us a bill of goods and we will lap it up simply because they said so. What am I writing about? World Pharma of course. Read on and see…
Last week we talked about the wonderful health benefits of hemp seed in our seed series. Now, I realize that I’ve ranked flax as my third favorite in the group, and because of that you might think it doesn’t have a prominent place in my diet. You’d be wrong. Actually, flax is third because it’s a bit better known that either chia or hemp. However, there is still much to learn about this little seed. Settle in and come along for a ride through history, plus read about the newest research on flax’s fight against breast cancer! Just the Flax,…
North Carolina football is in the middle of a complete resurrection. Butch Davis was hired to fix North Carolina’s football program and make it into something that could stand alone with the great basketball tradition they have on campus. Remember that Davis was hired at Miami back in the 90′s the fix the mess that Dennis Erickson left behind. Davis not only fixed the mess, but it was with his team that Larry Coker won a National Title. Butch Davis is a proven coach and currently the only people in the country who hate him live in Cleveland–though, to be…
We are coming off the 2010 All-Star break rejuvenated to finish a great run. The Major League Baseball season is rapidly approaching the July 31st trade deadline. An organization’s season can be made or broken at this point depending on whether they are buyers or sellers. One team that should be in the buying business is the Minnesota Twins. In last week’s article I talked about how crucial the 4 game series with the Chicago White Sox would be directly after the break. The Twins took 3 of 4 including a 4 run 9th inning comeback on Sunday and closed…
Since its debut in 1993 Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) has been the subject of much debate. Those opposed to the sport have referred to it as “barbaric” and “uncivilized.” One opposition group, lead by Senator John McCain, even succeeded in causing a four-year forced hiatus of the sport from 1997 to 2001. The efforts by McCain and others have convinced some states, including New York, to ban the sport all together. This opposition and recent death of mixed martial artist Michael Kirkham on June 26 at a US-sanctioned MMA event, begs the question: Is MMA safe? What’s the Big Deal?…