Report: Ryan Braun is ready to come clean
"Braun, according to his friends, is ready to soon admit that he used performance-enhancing drugs in parts of the 2011 season, the reasons why he did it, and publicly apologize for the lies and deception."
"And for the first time, he will admit guilt."
"The people close to Braun said he is eager to be the anti-Alex Rodriguez and is desperately trying to distance himself from the New York Yankees third baseman"
Report: Ryan Braun is ready to come clean
Braun can issue a
dozen public apologies but few if any will believe
anything he ever says regarding his cheating. He may well have been juicing ever since his college days, and that I would tend to believe over his claims that he only did so during "certain parts" of the '11 season. As far as Lyin' Ryan's hopes of becoming the "anti" ARoid...fat chance of that ever happening, b/c even in an apples vs oranges comparison, they still certainly have very much in common. such as being from the same type of "tree" (Biogenesis) have "seeds" (evidence of cheating) "grown and shed leaves" (lies, deceit, blame-shifting, and denial) and of course, last but not least, both are "fruity" juicers.
Braun has quite aptly demonstrated that he is more than willing to throw
anyone, even his closest friends under the proverbial bus, if doing so would result in the tiniest shred of doubt as to the degree of his guilt or make any slightly positive difference in the public's soured perception of him, and most likely he will continue to do so, post-suspension. He may be trying to distance himself from ARoid, but anyone who has even the slightest association with this slimy dirtbag would be very wise to put as much distance between themselves and him as is humanly possible.
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Can't see the Brewers ballclub really wanting to retain Braun and his now
massive baggage on their roster next year, so I would not be surprised at all if they attempt to trade him in the off-season, to any other MLB franchise that would be willing to acquire him. (the Blue Jays, perhaps?)He probably won't fetch much more than a carton-full of sunflower seeds in return, much less a scrub or two, and Milwaukee will likely need to eat most of his remaining contract to be rid of Ryan, anyway.
