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I wonder if he did roids? Not accusing or anything, but when people die of a stroke that young you have to wonder sometimes.

Has the whole steroids scandal turned into a witch hunt? During his career, Kirby never showed any signs of steroid abuse that others have shown. Even after his career, he went the total opposite of what is expected when a person is off of steroids. If you look at the statistics, Kirby had a couple of factors that could have caused the stroke. The second leading cause of strokes is obesity. Puckett did have a serious increase in his weight after his retirement.

From what I've read, he had eclipsed 300 lbs by the time of his death. He was only 5'8". A real shame all the bad press, true or untrue, that came out about him the last few years, including locking someone. his wife i think, in a basement and cutting through the door with a power saw. Hopefully he will be more remembered for his on the field demeanor and achievements rather than the more recent developments.

I said, "Wonder."

You were doing a disservice to his baseball legacy. If you look at him during his career there was never a physical change like some others. The most homeruns he ever hit was 31. That doesn't strike me as a steroid user. Also, he played before the steroid era in baseball. To even wonder about that strikes me as a person who's mind has been poision by the steroid scandal.

after retirement http://web.mit.edu/errhode/www/kirby.jpeg

during his career http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers_a...ckett_kirby.jpg

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