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Does anyone remember Adrian Beltre's 2004 season with the LA Dodgers?

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He hit .334 with 48 homeruns and 121 RBIs.

He is the least mentioned player I ever see when people ask the question "what happened?"
 
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Richie Sexson had 51 HR that year I believe.  Both of them got huge contracts and shit their pants.
 
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Yes and it was the Most Juiced up season he had.
 
Adrian 65% lean Muscle ,  35% / added filler for Xtra base hits amd Homers
 
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Steroids?
 
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Adrian Beltre is a fuckin' dill hole.
 
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He's a Scott Boras client.

Others include Manny Ramirez, Alex Rodriguez...

What do you think happened to him?

 
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Steroids for sure. Mariners GM threw away a cool 80 million that winter on 2 of the biggest free agent busts in recent memory.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by The Giant:

He's a Scott Boras client.

Others include Manny Ramirez, Alex Rodriguez...

What do you think happened to him?





 
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Yes, I think that is obvious. But this guy is never mentioned with some of the others even though he had that one great season
 
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i was actually bummed the Dodgers didnt resign him. I remember seeing him in spring training and thinking he was a body builder. Boy was he in shape coming into that season.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by westcoastTrojan:

i was actually bummed the Dodgers didnt resign him. I remember seeing him in spring training and thinking he was a body builder. Boy was he in shape coming into that season.

Your right he was stacked that year, but he was juiced more than a banquet chicken- added filler...

We can assume he just had a great year,but with all the roids going around it looks clear on what was goin down..

Now Sexxon i believe just had a great run at hitting, no evidence of roids there considering he was string bean,but ya never know...

Mark Prior was roiding and look at him know, broke down

 
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Beltre DOES NOT DO STEROIDS.
 
All winter I used to see him work out in San fran with Arod and manny, and Barry.    Wait a second.... oh never mind
 
 
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All jokes aside these teams should be able to charge these players with fraud and void contracts if they fail a test
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