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Is Kyle Schwarber on PEDs or did he just "turn it on" at age 30?

just do get traded to the phillies and turn into an elite hi...
awkward locale
  10/08/25
He turned it on. If you are watching his workouts from a qui...
Ultramarine Sanctuary Stock Car
  10/08/25
wow
awkward locale
  10/08/25
yeah
Ultramarine Sanctuary Stock Car
  10/08/25
Bboom utterly vindicated
Crimson charismatic personal credit line windowlicker
  10/08/25
he orders from hims
Zippy ape mexican
  10/08/25
You can safely assume that most players are on something at ...
fragrant theatre
  10/08/25
Yea this is a good post. He's always swung for the fences an...
awkward locale
  10/08/25


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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:16 PM
Author: awkward locale

just do get traded to the phillies and turn into an elite hitter at 30.

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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:21 PM
Author: Ultramarine Sanctuary Stock Car

He turned it on. If you are watching his workouts from a quiet, hidden corner, especially in the off season you could see how intensively he started hitting it — he became another man, almost another species at 30. He’d be in the gym at 3 a.m., 4 a.m., hitting plates harder than I’d seen anyone do big style and eating absolutely copious quantities of cinnamon, the raw Vietnamese type, and you could just sense he was on the ball in a “matter of type” different way, same like with Looken and Jerrinder.

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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:22 PM
Author: awkward locale

wow

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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:28 PM
Author: Ultramarine Sanctuary Stock Car

yeah

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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:49 PM
Author: Crimson charismatic personal credit line windowlicker

Bboom utterly vindicated

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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:29 PM
Author: Zippy ape mexican

he orders from hims

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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:30 PM
Author: fragrant theatre

You can safely assume that most players are on something at levels that won’t flunk a test or during a training phase when they’re not tested.

But he’s not the biggest outlier. Always hit for power and has continued to optimize in that direction now that consensus strategy is that it’s fine to be a HR or strike out guy so long as you hit behind some guys with decent OBP and draw a few walks because pitchers are afraid to throw strikes to you. Baseball conventional wisdom until recently frowned on batting averages below .250 and 200-SO seasons.

Much crazier examples exist in the no-testing steroidpalooza days, like Clemens and Bonds being in peak physical condition at 40, Nomar converting from a scrawny infielder into a power hitter, Canseco looking like some kind of half-orc drawn by an imaginative child.



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Date: October 8th, 2025 11:38 PM
Author: awkward locale

Yea this is a good post. He's always swung for the fences and I can see how he'd just get better at it once he's in his late 20s. He had great output for at leasta couple seasons with the cubs and he got elite at more like 27 than 30.

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