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FullOfSchmidt: As the author of Clearing the Bases, Mike Schmidt "touches base"
on juiced players, phoney records, monster salaries, and how great of a person Mike
Schmidt is. |
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FullOfSchmidt: In fact, Schmidt's talents on the written
page run on par with his accomplishments on a baseball diamond, accomplishments that have
lead many to call him the "greatest ever." |
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BunningOnEmpty: And you didn't just write this because
Jose Canseco made a lot of money doing the same thing? |
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FullOfSchmidt: No, Mike Schmidt is a man of integrity.
He once hit a ball off the roof of the Astrodome! Come on. |
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BunningOnEmpty: Why doesn't Mike Schmidt use that
integrity to try to help the game instead of further complicate it? |
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BunningOnEmpty: He has a right to write his memoirs or
tell people about his career, because it was great. |
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BunningOnEmpty: But wouldn't those stories have meant more
doled out in small portions to all those kids he never signed autographs for, instead of
in 300 4 page chapters like he's an old, tattle-tale Nicholas Sparks? |
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FullOfSchmidt: I don't know, I'll ask him when he gets
back. |
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FullOfSchmidt: But if you read carefully you'll see that
he never comes out in favor or against those monster steroid phonies like maybe or maybe
not Barry Bonds. |
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FullOfSchmidt: In fact, Mike Schmidt has always been a fan
and supporter of Barry Bonds, in the event that his drug abuse is never publically proven.
Which he is not doing here. |
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BunningOnEmpty: I am going to pass a law that says you
have to shut up. |
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LicensetoPills: pass a law what says i get to bust him up
over how he don't know me so he ain't my homey |
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BunningOnEmpty: That may take slightly longer to write up
legally. |
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LicensetoPills: leave my family out of this |
