Eric Gagne Retires

[JesRey]

LOS ANGELES -- Eric Gagne, whose legacy as the greatest closer in Los Angeles Dodgers history was sullied somewhat when his name appeared in the Mitchell report on performance-enhancing drug use in baseball, has decided to retire less than a month after failing in his comeback bid with the club as a non-roster invitee to spring training.

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I remember going to the games and watching him pitch, he was great for the span of his consecutive save record. Steroids or not lol

[gladdyontherise]

For all we know though its another tainted record, still was fun to see

[GoJets9096822]

Thanks God he is gone.

[JesRey]

Thanks God he is gone.

Do you ever post anything positive?

[GoJets9096822]

Yeah...Once those dumb players start acting postive, then I will.

[jsab4807]

Yeah...Once those dumb players start acting postive, then I will.

Well, let's see...

25 players on an MLB roster. 30 teams. That equals 750 players.

I've yet to hear more than maybe 2 or 3 bad stories about MLB guys this season. So what's that equal out to? 747 of the 750 acting 'positive'.

[Sports Collector]

cool dude...wish him the best

[JesRey]

Yeah...Once those dumb players start acting postive, then I will.

You can congratulate Cantu on breaking a record, but seems like you only post in the threads because "You don't like the player"

[B.I.G.Poppa]

"Game Over" was an awesome dude, that saves record was pretty nuts. I wish him well.

[B.I.G.Poppa]

Thanks God he is gone.

Do you have a personal beef with every professional sports player?

And it's Thank God.

[key2win]

Eric Gagne was an elite closer. It sucks that he got injured and was never the same after that.

[JesRey]

Eric Gagne was an elite closer. It sucks that he got injured and was never the same after that.

Kerwin haven't you seen the steroid commercials? They don't make athletes, they break them lol.

[key2win]