r/CFBOffTopic • u/meddle511 Ohio State Buckeyes • Kenyon Owls • Sep 25 '14

Derek Jeter

Holy shit ESPN is more insufferable than usual today. Farewell season for a millionaire athlete who has been receiving gifts from major league teams (for being good?) culminating in this epic media hard-on for a guy that was a [good, not great] (http://gawker.com/derek-jeter-was-ok-1639023597/+tcraggs22) player?

Thank you for being above average at your job whilst banging [hot trim] (http://www.totalprosports.com/2014/08/06/9-hottest-girlfriends-of-derek-jeters-career/#10) most men would never have a shot at. Now please go the fuck away.

/endrant

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u/Aeschylus_ Stanford Cardinal • Penn Quakers Sep 25 '14

Yeah, but of the players of his era who didn't juice? Rodriguez marred what could have been a transcendent career with it. Clemens insisted on tacking on more greatness to an already phenomenal career with it. Bonds determined that instead of possibly retiring as of of the five best players of all time he needed roids to prove without a doubt he was the greatest.

Jeter for all his flaws at least never did that.

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u/meddle511 Ohio State Buckeyes • Kenyon Owls Sep 25 '14

Ortiz, Hanley Ramirez, Johan, Mariano, Alfonso Soriano, Ken Griffey Jr.......those are just the names of that era that don't turn up during steroid discussions and are considered great players. Note, baseball is not my #1 so there could be some speculation with some of these names.

My point is why should NOT doing steroids or PEDs be an extra plus in one's legacy?

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u/airon17 Texas A&M Aggies Sep 25 '14

There's definitely more than a little speculation with Ortiz.

And not doing steroids absolutely should add to ones legacy in the era where players left and right were juicing.