What do you think about the Yankees trying to void Jason Gambia's contract?
Question:I like it because it would send a message.
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It sends a very good message that if you have a morals clause in your contract, you better live up to it no matter what. The way this clause is written, it gives the team an upper-hand on what it's players can do. If the Yankees deem that Giambi used steriods, this could be a serious violation of the clause and therefore, give them reason to void the remainder of the contract. He is responsible for his actions and should be accountable.Who will win the NL MVP this year?!?
I think it's stupid. You are punishing the guy who's trying to end the whole steroid situation. He admits to what he's done and he's sorry for it. How can you punish someone who willingly admittted to using steroids, and wants to end the use of steroids. I mean what use is it going to do by punishing him, except make your team worse.Who else thinks the new york mets player david wright is hott?
This is there way of saying your not contrubuting for what your being paid.Who will win mvp in american league?
It would send a message...a bad one. We don't care if you do steroids as long as you keep hitting. This talk went away when he started hitting again. Now that he is slumping again they want to void it again. How is that a good message to send?? If they were going to do this it should have been done the first time he was linded to roids. Not three years later when he decided to open his stupid mouth again. I don't think they will be able to void it without a positive test anyway...but if they do it sends a terrible message to the league. Other users have been kept around as long as they still had some use to the team. The Yankees would be doing the same thing in this instance, at least thats how I see it...Anyone know of any good sites for desktop wallpaper with MLB players?
What message is it going to send ? That if a player comes forward and basically offers a mea culpa that he will be punished for his honesty and the fact that he finally found some personal integrity ?.That's great message one of which I am sure will encourage other steroid users to come forward with their story.
If the Yankees fire Giambi and MLB fines him heavily because of his USA Today remarks , I really hope that Giambi takes down all those who looked the other way when steroids took over MLB.
Giambi is trying to be a man and do the right thing and the pencil necked geeks that run MLB won't let him. They really should.
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