Juiced: Wild Times, Rampant Roids, Smash Hits, and How Baseball Got Big

Juiced Wild Times, Rampant Roids, Smash Hits, and How Baseball Got volumed     To fully understand this halt, people must go behind the book and find the true state of mind of the germ. Unfortunately in this case, the author is the one and exclusively Jose Canseco. Jose Canseco is what I like to call, The black sheep in the family of baseball. Cansecos hi bill can be related to such chances of drug using, argillaceous drinking, numerous sexual encounters with hundreds of partners, and unreasonable acts of violence. This book goes into grave detail on how steroids have changed his life and how it is currently changing baseball.     Juiced starts off with what appears to be a legal disclaimer. "This book does not intend to condone or shape up the use of any particular drugs, medicine or illegal substances." heretofore the author spends most of the time doing nothing but repeating his assertions that taken under proper supervisio n, these drugs can enhance everyday life. Jose Canseco arranges he wrote Juiced because he wanted his fans to listen to him and hear him out on what he has to say about the current state of baseball and its future. I hope this former 40-40 had another reason for writing this book and its vanishing field and simplemoney. Money encourages the hu manhood mind to perform selfish and sanely outlandish stunts in order to achieve wealth. I believe that Jose Cansecos mind consists of slop and greed. Its a proven fact that this 1988 major League MVP has a truly unstable mind. One incident in his book that proves this is the time he went deep sea fishing. The story begins with Jose Cansecos wife leaving him for Kansas City Chiefs all-star tight end, Tony Gonzalez. Mr. Canseco reacted by grabbing his 12-gauge scattergun and taking his boat out to sea where he decided to come to sharks with his shotgun when they surfaced. This incident is one of the very many incidents that question the neck law in Juiced.      Jose Canseco is best known for several things A fly ball bouncing off his noggin and landing over the fence, go out Madonna, his tape measure home runs, having numerous run-ins with the law, being the first man to ever hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in the same season, and his bulging biceps. In Juiced, Canseco recalls other steroid users stories within the sport ... ...baseball and hold them responsible. Unfortunately, there atomic number 18 also a lot of bad things rising from the depths of this book. One of these would be the fact that Jose Canseco is gaining more(prenominal) attention for these appalling allegations and stories. Not only is Canseco gaining attention from the media but hes also profiting immensely from his book, book signings, talk shows, and television appearances. The only thing worse than a regular Jose Canseco is a rich Jose Canseco.     We are simply feeding the dragon himself by agr eeing and believing all his allegations in Juiced. The book clearly depicts that there are holes within his stories and these prevent the truth to be fully told. Although I have an undying hatred for Jose Canseco, he deserves credit for forcing America to give serious attention to the steroid occupation not only in baseball but all of skipper sports. Without Jose Cansecos deceiving stories about the abuse and the media attention that this is creating, there is a orifice that this could have been unnoticed for many years to come. This drug usage passim the league is clearly paving a dark future for our issue pastime.