02-25-2009, 07:58 PM
I also agree that if it was random, there never should have been names attached to the samples.
Now that we know there are names, however, I think that Rodriguez's name should not be the only one we know.
I read today that if the entire 40 man roster on all 30 teams took the test, which was supposed to be the case, then that's actually 1200 players.
104 divided by 1200 is 8.6%, which is really a lot closer to almost 10% than it is to "a little over 5%".... I'm just sayin'
Now that we know there are names, however, I think that Rodriguez's name should not be the only one we know.
I read today that if the entire 40 man roster on all 30 teams took the test, which was supposed to be the case, then that's actually 1200 players.
104 divided by 1200 is 8.6%, which is really a lot closer to almost 10% than it is to "a little over 5%".... I'm just sayin'
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