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- 8/10/00: Jose Canseco connects on his first home run as a member of the Yankees, off the upper deck in left at Yankee Stadium
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"Here's Jose Canseco who looks like the silver surfer" lol gets me every time
Will Never Understand That...They Dont Even Look Alike
@@jackwoods9604 lol
I know why they called Canseco the silver surfer. Because he is the destroyer of planets.
It’s because like the Silver Surfer, Canseco is the destroyer of worlds
It's a subliminal message folkks!!
I feel like I just watched the ultimate warrior hit a home run. This guy is massive.
Thomas Bugg pumping both his hands in the air
😂!!
@Thomas Bugg would have ripped 3rd base right out of the dirt
Great steroid regimen.
Steroids do that
He swung that bat like he was holding a wiffle ball bat... Dude was jacked
that’s what she said
@@aaronspurgeon8460 Jack be nimble Jack be quick Jack can swing a mf ing stick
I miss those guys.
And the way he lumbered around the bases. Never seen anyone hit the ball harder.
my guy was beyond jacked, he was yoked.
This is MLB's stance on steroids: talk tough about eliminating them from the game, publicly shame the users, and then post steroid-fueled highlights on TH-cam.
mrmacross yeah ok buddy! You can’t deny history!
Absolutely, you can not deny the history of Canseco taking steroids.
Supmouseman you can’t deny steroids saved a dying sport. Baseball was on life support after the strike and steroids gave it a desperately need boost. 💉💉💉
@@veedee4860 It also takes a lot more than steroids to hit a baseball. That's true too...I can see how it revived the sport, especially the HR chase between Sosa, McGwire, and the only natty one of the three, Griffey.
mrmacross who cares. They’re just highlights. Nobody is forcing you to watch and then complain. There’s too many complaints. He did juice. So be it. Far from the only one. There are players who performance enhanced that are in Cooperstown.
That’s what happens when you eat a well balanced breakfast every morning! Canseco really is a great role model for the kiddos
R U SERIOUS ?
emanuel spitalny You’re a little slow...
@@naqaychaayal302 HAHHA
Considering the NFL allows wife beaters and killers into their Hall of Fame this is nothing. I hope you make the same comments on the NFL videos and btw they use anabolics as well.
hahahahahahahahahahaha! HGH is a part of a balanced diet!
Back in the late 80s/early 90s, the Oakland Athletics dugout looked like the Green Bay Packers had put on baseball uniforms. It was more than just Canseco and McGwire. The whole roster was built like Greek gods.
+FortuneSeek3rz BALCO. Bay Area.
Greeks are well known for Muscle Mass. You are Correct!
No roids for Rickey though.
Rickey was natural greatness.
dude, Ricky is the best baseball player I have ever seen in my lifetime. Griffey jr is close
...all of whom will be dead from brain cancer in a few years. Ever see Lyle Alzado? UGH.
Juice or not, I love his swing.
Juice.
Juice
Everybody was juicing.... And they still are
Juice or not bruh look at my manz arms.
Umm. Im sorry but he doesnt have a beautiful swing....its stiff...nothing sexy about it...
Mlb blackballs him from the game but still uses his footage..kinda hypocritical
Here's my take
Good Point..
Not really.....
It's like how Pete Rose isn't Inducted in the HOF , but They still have stuff with him in there...
It's part of the games history...
They use em perfectly...
Use you but you can't get down
Perfect punishment.
It's part of baseball history, like or not.
@The Mind Is A Powerful Thing
EXACTLY
God I miss late 80s & 90s baseball
The Mind Is A Powerful Thing you’re right. It’s entertainment.
He’s a Legend in my book!
Steroids or no steroids, that was beautiful. Always loved Canseco's swing.
wow, you have no integrity. No scruples. No quality.
I know, even though he cheated he really did have an awesome home run swing.
A lot of guys took steroids, and most of them got worse
@@thebelovedbully So?
@@MeneTekelUpharsin so it takes more than just steroids to be good. There has to be some natural talent. or you end up like Brett Boone, or Ozzie canseco.
Bonds was a five time All-Star before he ever touched steroids.
My point is you also need talent. It ain’t all the juice.
He had the quickest swing I've ever seen. Just incredible bat speed. Even on slo-mo replay, the bat was a blur.
You need to watch Dave Kingman
THE SULTAN OF SHOT!
Sounds silly, and he wasn’t a power hitter, but Paul Molitor had one of the quickest swings I’ve ever seen. The bat would still be on his shoulder when the pitch was nearly past him. Career .300 hitter, too.
@jp783 The Sultan Of STEROIDS!!!
@@humphreygruntwhistle3946 Love me some Molitor.. underrated player (Yount too).. BUT.. Paul didnt hit for power like canseco.. Bonds' has the most brutally efficient swing ever.. It's not about the hands.. its about the HIPS.. Hips gotta clear the zone first ;)
I was at this game. The sound it made when it slammed off the upper deck was amazing.
Roids
@@pickzkickz Roids is the Best..
@@bad41137 right field bleachers. Matt Stairs hit a homer in the 9th that I almost caught.
You've never been to a baseball game
@Mourning Star why would u wanna know if another man started beating off?!🤔
Canseco you was my hero growing up, I remember in front yard playing wiffelball with friends at a yong age acting like I was you , I had your stance and swing down to a T.. I still have over 400 of his baseball cards , Rated Rookie till your last game, may not be with much but priceless to me, swapping and trading cards with friends and buying 49cent pack of cards!! Those were the days!!!!
Same here but I alternated between Canseco & McGwire swing
I can totally relate. Word for word , I still have a warm spot in my heart for 33. I wonder how many little kids in the late 80’s-90’s are also just like us
@@kevinjohnson620 add me to the list.
Me too
wiffelball? Okay that's it.
doing steroids is 100% wrong, but you stil need the timing & eye to hit the ball
Facts a lot of players got popped in MLB and they sucked.
Kd 78orangerangerpete yeah I forgot I posted this and I did in fact completely miss his point, I’m going to delete my comment. Probably because the last part about pitchers doesn’t make any sense.
The steroids can help you to increase bat speed and endurance and both of those are major advantages for a baseball player.
@Catharsis What pizzes me off about Bonds is just that....he was already a great hitter beforehand, because of what he had going for him withOUT juicing. If he never touched the roids, dude still woulda hit over 600 HR's and been regarded right there with his godfather Willy Mays...no dark clouds looming over him and no questions about how much the roids helped him.
Steroids increase speed and aggression as well !
Funny thing about Canseco is that he didn't need the juice to crush the ball. Go back to Game 4 of the '89 ALCS when he destroyed a ball into the top deck of the Toronto SkyDome. Dude was unbelievable, too bad he thought he needed the needle.
He was juicing then too, Canseco was juicing as early as AA ball in the mid 80s
That was a monumental blast !!
That was one of the most mammoth home runs of all time.
The longest ever
@@elbuchito2907 Hardly.
I dont care what anyone says - I was psyched to have canseco aboard if only for a little while. exciting af player.
Yankees should have let him stay longer
@@usmcblackwater6003 it was tactical block as Canseco says, they acquired him just so they wouldn't have to face him.
@@giancarlog89 tactical block by the league too. Who knows, he only needed 38 more, a healthy year could've yielded it.
He looks like the Silver Surfer, I'm so fucking weak lmao.
That was a off reference. Lol
Random AF
I thought it was a good reference because of the Yankees colors he's wearing
@@DoubleH313 In what world does the Silver Surfer wear pinstripes?
Cosmic blast 💥
Bat look like a toothpick in his hands... Dafuq
Bat LOOKS, not look.
SDS Overfiend Steroids. That’s what Dafuq
😂😂😂
AHHAAAH
😂😂😂😂
Dude he looked like the Incredible Hulk smashing that home run 😂😂😂😂😂
You should meet him in person like I did back around 2000 at a hotel. I never seen anything so f'ing big.
One of the best hitters in MLB. Juice or not. Tremendous hand eye coordination. MLB should be thankful he spoke up.
I feel owner should also be accountable. Owners where fueling this with bonus pay for huge performance. Owners wanted full stadiums and thats all about $$$$
juicing improves hand eye coordination
@@bronsonkatz8307 😆😆
what do you mean juice or not? Geez man what is wrong with you people? If the greatest from the games past had juiced up then you would've seen far better. It's called cheating. There is no honor in that, therefore the game is tarnished forever. You have no quality, no integrity. Canseco was a phony. How could you support something like that?
Spectacular swing and homer. MLB needs to get if it’s high horse and let him back in the game. He made a mistake. Everyone does. Forgive him and let him back in.
Absolutely one of my favorite home runs. Old Yankee stadium, upper tank, whoomp there it is home run call, and a juiced out of his mind Canseco, love it!
Canseco...the only honest man in sports....he never lied about what he did.
Nah he just snitched on everyone else
@@billshamrock449 only those who deserved it though.
That was so long ago, I forgot that Canseco played for the Yankees.
He played for the White Sox, too.
and the Blue Jays!
and the A's, lost World Series against Dodgers, it was epic!
Same
Played for whoever opened their checkbooks😂
Still one of my favorite clips and calls. I come back to this one every few months.
The ball was screaming, "please don't throw me to him, please don't f-ing throw me to that monster"
Perfect timing on that call against his old team
He is so juiced up he can't even run
It's so funny when they say he looks like the SIlver Surfer, because he's so juiced he's hardly human. lol
I know, right lol.
andy miesen first 40 40 club guy in mlb.. He actually had decent speed at one point
I have lived in surfer communities, Ventura and also Santa Cruz. Canseco does not look like a surfer, at all.
hahaha he said silver surfer. that is a comic book character from marvel. not an actual surfer dude
I was at this game. I was sitting on the first base side right in line with the third base line and sat in slack-jawed awe when he hit it
I think that despite Canseco's steroids abuse the real culprit was... They knew what was happening but they looked the other way because of the profit they were getting.
no shit sherlock
Schwarze999
No shit Watson!
Yeah, once the game recovered a few years after the strike, they didn't need him anymore so they used him as a patsy
cibertaino Yep when mcgwire hit 70 HRs in 98 the pitchers were throwing the ball right down the middle of the plate To get fans back in the stadiums. Pretty f**kn pathetic. Nobody hit 60 HRs in 37 years.
abuse? how did he abuse steroids. Your IQ has to be like 10. He used steroids.
He carried that bat like a toothpick
Watching this feels like watching a movie. A huge guy comes up with slick shades and pinstripes on, the announcer calling him the silver surfer, a great analogy, and then he crushes the ball, no-doubter
Couldn't even turn his head to watch it he's so ripped
I grew up watching canseco , true fuckin legend,one of a kind
he wasn't one of a kid. in fact I could name four others just like him. Barry Bonds Sammy Sosa Mark McGuire Alex Rodriguez etc etc.
Adrian Erazo he was one of a kind because he was the first to think of using steroids......Bonds McGwire and Arod all came to Canseco to learn about roids.
Adrian Erazo
Canseco was nothing like Bonds... you are fin crazy.... Bonds was a hall of famer in 97 prior to him using roids... ahahah did you watch Bonds play? Did you watch Canseco play... two totally different players.... A Rod is a fucking infielder for god sakes.... ahahah
Babatunde24 I'm not saying Canseco was better than Bonds......but Canseco did accomplish a lot, 40/40 Rookie of the Year and 88 MVP and won a World Series which Bonds never did. Bonds was clearly better and probably the best of all time.
***** GriffeyJR couldn't hold Bond's jock strap
I was there. The crack of the bat was huge.
Lmao he swung that bat like it was a twig 🤣
😮 wow...I keep trying to tell people, it doesn't matter how much you can lift, steroids you take or whatever the case may be, you STILL have to have that hand eye coordination to be able to HIT that little baseball like THAT!!!! OMG 😁😁😁👏👏👏💪💪💪🤘
It takes more than steroids to be able to hit a 90 mph fastball guys even without steroids that ball is in his hot zone and that ball is way gone
Heavier bat don't make a difference. Baseball bats in the Major leagues aren't far off. By the time you get to that level when you are as big as Conseco those guys don't have problems getting around on a ball. It takes pretty damn good hand eye coordination to hit that ball in its sweet spot
That ball was nowhere near 90. Either way it was given to him on a silver platter and the big mofo jacked it
agreed..
***** Show some respect to the captain kid.
LOL. I still can't understand this rationale! Steroids are performance enhancers! That's one of the main reasons why athletes take them, to enhance their performance! Not rocket science. So the people on their couches who then try to say that do steroids didn't help the Athletes Performance, I don't understand that. I just don't get it
Holy hell that was impressive.
Say what you want about Canseco, the dude could buggy-whip a baseball bat like no one else.
Yeah, his style was entertaining as hell. Even when the guy swung and missed it was exciting. Guy never half-assed a swing.
Jack Clark
He crushed it. Was fun to watch. Great video
Hit softballs with Canseco a few years ago. Super cool dude . He’s like a big kid that still loves the game. I remember crushing one over the fence and he gave me the old “ atta boy “ . Pretty cool 🤣
I really liked Conseco.. he had so much power. Should have just let him continue his career.
Always remember; Chick's dig the long ball.
Always remember; apostrophes are for possession or contractions, not simple plurals.
Next time we’ll go over the semicolon versus the colon. It’s okay for now big guy.
@@JTD472 lol nice one
Always remember girls don't watch baseball and even if they're at the game they're on their phones 90% of the time
It's the bat they dig...
It's the Cash they dig
One of the most monstrous swings in baseball.
Canseco was as naturally gifted and talented for baseball as anyone who ever lived. As a lifelong A's fan, I always appreciated Canseco. I am sorry he went the PED route. He never needed it. It may have padded some numbers, but he would have been a force of nature at the plate even if he never took anything stronger than an aspirin.
He was injured a lot early so he may have needed it to stay healthy to the extent he did
Outrageous swing, love it jose
The Yankees didnt give him a fair shot. They only signed him so other teams didnt. Then they stuck him on the bench and used him here and there. He got a ring though :)
He pinch hit once in the World Series versus the Mets and just struck out in 3 pitches without even taking a swing. Oh well, he still got his 2nd ring (following the one from 1989 with the A's).
Then why trade for him in the first place, if he can't replace anybody in the starting line-up. The trade they made to acquire David Justice was really all they needed.
@@pomerlain8924 The Yankees didn't trade for him. The Rays waived him and the Yankees grabbed him so the Red Sox couldn't get him back.
They claimed him off waivers, they didn't "Sign him"...
Torre made no secret of the fact that he didn't want Canseco on the team after they picked him up. I remember him saying "umm, well maybe he can help us win a game somewhere" and he wasn't even on the playoff roster through the first two rounds before the one aforementioned comical World Series at-bat.
A Steroid is a hell of a drug!
yes it is but Canseco is one of the few abusers who actually told the truth and exposed MLB and Bud Selig for the frauds they were. nobody wanted to believe Canseco and for good reason but on this particular subject Canseco told the truth and most people don't want to accept that.
You just know "Pude" was abusing Steroids or PED's or both. That locker room sure was but the sad part is the media chooses to ignore the subject now.
joe, great comments there. good job. listen, Canseco was blackballed. mostly because MLB did not want a former steroid user who is latino to tell them where they went wrong.
MLB didn't want ANYONE outing the roiders. Didn't matter if he was white, pink, brown or green.
Javy C be careful! Big papi ortiz was on the same list as a-rod, and he's a saint to MLB ! Jose was black listed because he knew it all and was gonna expose MLB for their cover up!
The good old days of baseball, we will never see stuff like this again guys like canseco made the game so exciting, no steroids...... Equals no excitement!!
Mark McGwire and Jose Canseco single handedly kept the pharmaceutical industry afloat !
@Asif Khan Relax bro,. Just making a semi serious joke.
That’s why they called him Jose Can Cranko LoL I remember when I was a kid and seeing that photo of him mid swing and the Bat was curved like a banana they say from his vicious bat speed. Like DANG👀
That was a bomb. I don't care who ya are, that's impressive.
@@relentlessgaming8942 regretfully so my man
I glad Canceco did everything the right way. Unlike, many players that took steroids during the era
Steroids
@@darrylwilson9718 yup. Many many used them in the 90s. Yet few could hit the ball like Canseco.
@@1973cableguy me and u could have done that if allowed to abuse steriods lol
That was some shot
of HGH
Wide World of Trains in the ass 💉
That is what she said.
if brian mccan was catching, he woulda gotten into a fight with Canseco for 'standing at the plate'
Thats true af
R3dhawk I can't stand how sensitive McCan is
+R3dhawk if Mccan confronted Canseco for admiring a homer, he would be quickly lying at the plate after one swing of the right.
lake erie sailor lol
and gotten his ass kicked. Jose has been doing martial arts (and steroids) since the 70's
He was a beast
Hey Jose, you forgot leg day
Oh jeez I forgot that Canseco was on the Yankees.
Hell, it might be quicker to name the teams he wasn't on
Gojira Godzilla Godzira Gozira Zilla He was acquired by the Yankees after the Waiver deadline. The Yankees weren’t that interested n acquiring Canseco, but they wanted to make sure that the Red Sox weren’t going to get him. So the Yankees made a claim on Canseco, and got him.
Gojira Godzilla Godzira Gozira Zilla yankees claimed him at the time to prevent him from going to Boston , they didn’t need or want him and he sat pretty much the rest of his time as a yankee
That's how he has two world series rings.
Gojira Godzilla Godzira Gozira Zilla Yeah he got a ring in 99.
Sweetest right-handed stance and swing in the MLB.
Better than Sheffields? You must be crazy
he looks more like a bodybuilder than a baseball player
40/40 season was great.
Big and fast in his prime
Prob 1 or 2 ppl ever hit it in LF Upper Deck.. I think Greg Vaughn hit the LF facing of the Upper Deck in the 98 World Series. Tino decided to go Grand Salami into the RF Upper Deck in the same game! 💪 Barry Bonds & Fred McGriff hit it more than halfway up the RF Upper Deck! Insanity!
His bat speed is unreal
greatest power swing ever..my opinion dont come at me with tears 😂😂
Daryl strawberry had the best power swing in my opinion. Canseco was also good
I’ll take Big Mac’s swing for the win.
I’ll take the Mick
Dave Kingman tops them all
sjddjs tears
Ese era unos de los mas duros de la MLB ufffffffffff canseco
Looks like he skipped leg day many a time lol.
U like men with thick legs?!
He could run like a deer .
Trust me I have met both him n his brother. Their legs are the size of a person waist. Those two are huge
Jose is or was 6'4" I doubt his legs were weak for that height.
This is one of the most entertaining video on all of TH-cam 😂😂👍👍💪💪
His bat looks like a toothpick, I miss these days. I used to not like canseco but he has grown on me.
jose always had the flyest baseball gear. only Bonds, Griffey and Deion could compare.
@NyzPantherfan92
The Yankees didn't need Canseco. They only got him because they didn't want any other team to get him. The Devil Rays put him on waivers, and the Yankees claimed him off waivers.
The Yanks didn't want Boston getting him because Canseco historically destroyed Andy Pettite who Boston would be facing in the playoffs
@@fuzzmosisr8601 Yeah, except Boston didn't even make the playoffs that season though.
The guy was a toothpick when he came into the league. In 2000, he looked like Popeye lol
Canseco was a jacked beast of a man
Geeze. Look at that ... majestic homerun, no bat flip, no dancing, no pausing around third base, no chest thumping .... wow
That bat looked like a toothpick in his hands lol the hulk
I was a toothpick. They recreated it with miniature clay-mation figures.
I miss those big steroid guys.
lol yeah, i had the same thought
Phuck Ewe
Me too.
You've got Aaron Judge now :)
TheRmm1976 no we don't bc he isn't on them nice try yankee hater
Bonds!
Dude is massive... Baseball was more exciting during those days...Bring back STEROIDS!!!
bring back? they never left.
Make Steroids Great Again!!!
The Guy could hit, Steroids or not
@Catharsis Im so glad the offense has evened out now and there aren't 12 guys in the NL with 50 homeruns and 3 more with 60 plus. . That was ridiculous to me and not the kind of baseball I want to see.
tes420 😆
People always mention how big Canseco looked, but a lot of people forget he was 6'4" with that kind of build.
Personally I could care less if he juiced. People don't get excited to go to a sporting event to see gentlemanly competition, they go to see highlights. Of all the games I've seen, I have few vivid memories of specific plays or moments. But just hearing the sound of the bat when Canseco beat the living daylights out of a ball and sent it flying 500 feet, is a viceral experience I'll never forget.
Thanks for the memories, Jose. To the 10 year old me you were Superman with a mullet.
The man who started the steroid kiss and tell book. "It can make an average player good, a good player great, and a great player legendary."
Love the Silver Surfer reference.
how often do you see a baseball player with the first 2 buttons of his shirt open . he can't even fit on it
Reggie did it quite often
Frequently, on hot days.
Go New England and Boston ❤️💚💙🤟🏻
This makes me want to use steroids
It’s the best when the outfielder doesn’t move..that’s always hilarious to see…love it 🤣
Even when Canseco struck out swinging, it was epic. I've never seen anybody swing a bat harder.
Crash Davis : Man that ball got outta here in a hurry. I mean anything travels that far oughta have a damn stewardess on it, don't you think?
And now he gets dropped in 30 seconds by a d3 football player lmao
Everybody has to deal with Father Time. 25 years or so ago, Canseco would flatten them.
He ate his “Wheaties” 😏
My test levels increased watching this. Thats some good juice
Canseco era mi idolo esa dupla con Mark McGwire era descomunal esa alineacion de Oakland era temible en los 80s al final solo lograron ganar una Serie Mundial la del 89 contra los Gigante de San Francisco el año del terremoto.
I still love how it's cool in football, but not in baseball. Someone explain that one?
Steroids shouldn't be cool in any sport. Baseball is held to a higher standard than football.
jamie thornton individual records are much more important in baseball and these records were greatly altered by steroid use. Steroid use in the nfl doesn’t visibly change anything about the game whereas it totally changed baseball
@@TheLocalLt Please, guys cheated in the past ust a smuch if not more. They used amphetamines, which are more performance enchancing than steroids. They altered the ball, and so on.
itheuser First amphetamines or greenies are not performance enhancing, it’s no different than taking adderall before a test. It’s a slight help for sure, but doesn’t affect your physical performance at all. Taking steroids is adding dozens of pounds of muscle that otherwise would be physically impossible to achieve, yes you still have to work out to get there, but so what, if a player can go way harder in the gym for way longer than other guys, that gives him a massive advantage. Why do you think Bonds was pissed in 1998 and started juicing? Because he knew he was better than Sosa and McGuire but because of steroids their numbers were better and they got all the attention that summer
@@TheLocalLt Ha!. Steroids don't add dozens of pounds of muscle. Yes, amphetamines are performance enhancers; especially in sufficient amount. They allow you to focus, and sometimes obsess over accuracy. Why would someone take an adderall before a test if it wasn't performance enhacning. Just take some caffeine. It affects your mental acuity, which affects your physical accuity. Steroids don't gurantee anything.
Wow, and nobody thought he was on steroids that time? It looked obvious to me.
The only part of his body that's even visible is his forearms, is every guy with big forearms on juice?
everyone knew
@@dajosee Wrong, nobody knew until the book came out. Then, people stopped being blind.
@@MrMathExpert LOL - Everyone knew, his body was bloated AF. Joe didn't even want him on the team.
This home run was sponsored by steroids
And a nasty person personally
Even the button on his shirt broke off after he swung😂
“Comic book hero”
Back when the players wore those Oakley blade sunglasses!
Believe it or not? Tony Gwynn started that trend. Boy did those smoke framed Mumbo M-Frames in Sliver look slick.
To this day, I refer to sunglasses as 'blades'
And took steroids!
Even the sunglasses (blades!) took steroids back in the day!
The steroid era of the early 90's, the most exciting time in base
yeah 90's were the greatest
Damn that was a crazy era in baseball!!!
It’s about time we let Binds, McGuire, Sosa, Clemens, all of them, into the HoF. They deserve it - we’ll never see feats like this again!
Funny he only played 37 games with the Yanks and won another WS ring with them.
I did not know that thanks for the information wow
Life goals.
Yes! 1PA, 1K in the entire 2000 WS = a 2nd WS ring
He sold the ring
Guy is a legend!
Canseco could have and should have been the MIckey Mantle of his generation
He looked genuinely angry at that baseball
Barry Bonds was juiced to the gills!
Not early in his career. He was amazing before he juiced, but, for whatever reason, he decided to juice later on even though he didn't need to.
Jose Canseco just snitchin because he finished!
great song lol
You a fuck boy and you know it.
I been moved from NY. Knowing you still live in the hood.
Please you know you live in Harlem.
Hahaha I guess the truth hurts doesn't it
It’s a shame he was just shunned after his career ended. Yeah, he wasn’t a nice person, but he was must see TV in his prime. We watch sports to be entertained, and he was a top notch entertainer.
That's a lot of steroids in one man.