Jesus Montero: Steroid Whipping Boy
Reading the mind of every Mariner fan “@svenbranch: Steroids are supposed to make you awesome at sports. Jesus Montero proves otherwise.”
— Erik Knutsen (@ErikKnutsen) August 6, 2013
Jesus Montero suspended for performance diminishing drugs? #biogenesis
— Jeff Butterfield (@JesusSkywalker8) August 6, 2013
Jesus Montero tried to frame another player for his violations but with the pressure on he dropped the ball
— Jeff Sullivan (@based_ball) August 5, 2013
@AutobahnBismark At the same time, you have to ask why Jesus Montero still sucked.
— Ben (@franzferdinand2) August 6, 2013
I feel badly for the player suspended for PEDs whose performance was awful. Take Jesus Montero. Hitting .208 with as many Ks as hits. #Sad
— Jim Kubinski (@NDcoachKubinski) August 6, 2013
Why is MLB suspending Jesus Montero? It's not like he got better…ever. Fat, slow, with no contact. #GiveHimAPityPass
— Evan Flay (@Number12ForLife) August 6, 2013
BioGenisis owes Jesus Montero a refund. I've seen him play – no performance was enhanced. #steroids #mlb #biogenisis
— Matthew Kennedy (@mjk315) August 6, 2013
The Mariners are pleased with Jesus Montero's significant improvement after being suspended
— Michael Patneaude (@MPLogick) August 5, 2013
"That whole trade was supposed to be Salumi for both teams and ended up being a gigantic turd sandwich…" http://t.co/9I2rMwThfW
— annikusrex (@sloeboris) August 5, 2013
Hmmm, that last one makes me hungry.
Is it possible to feel bad for Jesus Montero? Because I sort of feel bad for Jesus Montero.
Jeremy Blachman is the author of Anonymous Lawyer, a satirical novel that should make people who didn't go to law school feel good about their life choices. Read more at McSweeney's or elsewhere. He likes e-mail.
Hey, the man cheated. I did what I did 100% naturally.