Roids

Saturday August 5, 2006 - 6:13PM EDT

At first steroid use was associated with big bulky guys looking to gain strength and size in competition where that was the most important. Then roids became associated with any kind of athelete looking for an edge in virtually every single sport.  But there are some sports that don't seem to be affected by it.  The NBA is one example. What is different about the NBA that it doesn't have that problem? If cycling and track can be affected by roids then surely basketball. Maybe they do have a problem and it is not being caught? I don't know. There might be more of a drug problem in the league than roids. Which even saying that those who get caught with drugs are dealt with harshly.  Hockkey is another sports where it doesn't seem to be that much of a problem. I think a little more so than the NBA but still it is weird how it doesn't affect some sports. Maybe I am looking at this wrong.