Steroids in baseball
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| Voting Style: | Open | Point System: | 7 Point | ||
| Started: | 1/1/2012 | Category: | Sports | ||
| Updated: | 5 years ago | Status: | Post Voting Period | ||
| Viewed: | 2,269 times | Debate No: | 20164 | ||
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 Pro If you oppose the use of steroids in baseball, are you aware of the benefits steroids induce?  Con Hopefully this will be a fun debate :)~! === I assume that the first round is acceptance? |
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Con My opponent has made no arguments.... C1: Useless Steriods do nothing to help you play baseball. Hitting a Ball - Steriods only helps to increase your size/bulk. When battting, hand/eye coordination is far more important[1]. If anything, steriods will only slow down arm movement[1], making it harder to hit a ball going at ~90Mph. Not to mention, research has shown that PED's or preformance-enhancing drugs do not add any such boost to baseball players [2]. Most of the energy that is transferred to the bat is generated largely by the large muscles of the thighs and torso [2]. Steroids mostly affect upper-body strength [2]. Pitching a ball - Studies found that steroids actually do not help pitching [3]. C2: Unpopular Furthermore, steroids are ultimately resulting in unhappiness among fans [4]. What would you do if the person you look up to did something illegal and unethical? If anything, steroids contribute to less and less interest in baseball, in all, diminishing the game. C3: Health Risks PED's have many risks that can affect a person's health. There are cardiovascular damages whereas baseball players might be negatively impacted [2]. Furthermore, liver toxicty will increase, damaging an important organ [2]. Finally, there are muscoskeletar problems in which people may experiance [2]. Sources: [1] http://www.isteroids.com...; [2] http://steroids-and-baseball.com... [3] http://www.washingtonpost.com... [4] http://www.ehow.com...; |
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Vote Placed by Ron-Paul 5 years ago
| sokur3 | vmpire321 | Tied | ||
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| Total points awarded: | 0 | 6 |
Reasons for voting decision: You barely have to look over this debate to at least give con a 6-0 vote. Enjoy con!