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    Message or messenger — which is more distressing?

    By Jeremy | February 7, 2005

    Disgraced baseball slugger Jose Canseco is about to turn a quick buck trying to bring down other Major League disgraces. A serial controversy, Canseco made trouble everywhere he went throughout his long career. He continues in retirement by publishing a book naming names of other accused steroid cheaters. On the one hand, cheaters need to be shamed, but what qualifies Canseco to make a mint doing the shaming? My unsolicited advice to the curious -- get the juice on 'roid cheats from the media reports that are sure to intensify in the upcoming weeks (and investigations which hopefully follow to qualify -- or disqualify -- Canseco's allegations), but refuse to juice up Canseco's already-juiced wallet with your cash.

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