Mitchell Commission
I just got through reading the full Mitchell Commission Report and I have to say I am disappointed. I mean all 400 pages smell like paper. George Mitchell could have at least sprinkled some steak juice on a few pages to make it more interesting. Boooring.
Anyway, I’m here to defend a fellow canine who was mentioned in this piece of poo report, "Hit Dog" Mo Vaughn. Just because Mo was a beast doesn’t mean he took steroids, George. Hate to break it to you, but there are other ways that baseball players can enhance their performance. For example, Mo Vaughn’s very own Mo-Licious sandwich, a delectable 3.5 pound meat and cheese creation invented by the Hit Dog.
Feast on a few of those before each game and you’ll be batting over 400. From the smell of your report, George, it doesn’t seem like you have much of an appetite. But until you eat a full Mo-Licious in one sitting and then test negative for performance-enhancing substances, don’t be hating on Mo.
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Gee Big Pupi,
I’m glad to see you’re still doing well. I was starting to worry that you had suffered from frozen paws and weren’t able to continue your blog now that you’re there in Chicago.
I was gratified to see that the Red Sox got out so lightly in the Mitchell report – it seemed to me that Mo Vaughn was really the only Red Sox player who was incriminated. It appeared to me that Roger Clemens did all his shenanigans after leaving the Red Sox. Maybe the Red Sox front office was correct in letting him leave based on his expected decline, because it seems that his resurgence was pretty closely related to when he started taking his extra vitamins.
I get all the vitamins I need in my Fancy Feast.
Eleanor