hghtruths.com – Baseball commissioner Bud Selig finally has a science advisor examining the human growth hormone blood testing methods used by the Olympics and the World Anti Doping Agency. My question is why wait for some study to be finished. Why not just start testing now and try to keep people honest?

The Player Union is willing to consider blood testing but has made no firm commitment. What are they afraid of? Do they know how many players are using hgh?

The funny thing here is that there is no proof that growth hormone does anything to improve a younger players performance though there is a chance that it could be of benefit in helping the careers of aging stars like Manny Ramirez. Steroids seemed to do wonders for Sammy Sosa and Mark McGuire.

That was really the last time that baseball was very interesting. Maybe Chuck Schumer should hold some hearings on requiring the use of performance enhancing drugs is Major League Baseball. He has been strangely quiet on the subject since the last round of publicity.