According to the Baltimore Sun, David Segui admitted buying shipments of steroids from his friend, former New York Mets clubhouse attendant and admitted drug distributor, Kirk Radomski - and reiterated he used human growth hormone with a legal prescription from a Florida doctor.
Segui played for the Mets in 1994 and 1995, and retired from baseball in 2004.
Ramdomski worked for the Mets from 1985 through 1995, and admitted to having supplied performance enhancing drugs only between 1995 and 2005.
…of course, that didn’t stop WFAN’s Chris Russo today from repeatedly stating that Radomski worked for the Mets in 2005…which is clearly incorrect…unreal…
…at any rate, there is a public relations tactic that aims to confuse an audience by actually inundating them with the same bad news they are supposed to fear, instead of trying to cover it up, all while hitting the audience with tons of confusing opinion, facts, stats and mixed messaging…in the end, the audience gets fatigued by the confusion and constant pounding, and they actually start to tune out and ignore it all…in short, the audience no longer cares any more, and they just go about their business as though the bad news isn’t even occurring, even though it still is…
…i’m ashamed to say it, but this is what is happening to me with the MLB Steroids issue…
…i can’t tell who is guilty, who isn’t, why they’re guilty, why they’re not, who should be suspended, who shouldn’t, and so on…i’m totally lost…and what’s worse, i don’t even care that i’m lost…it all stinks of hypocrisy and cover up to me, and i can’t make heads or tails of any of it…i understand the moral end, but that doesn’t seem to matter to the people in charge…in the end, i just want to hope it all goes away, which is probably what they are trying to make happen…
