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14 de fev. de 2005 · Juiced was a searing indictment of baseball, from a player who benefitted from the game and who suffered from the game too. I know Juiced was a well written book and a page turner, but the book was also a diatribe for Jose Canseco. Canseco wouldn't have wrote this book if he would have been accepted back into the MLB fraternity.
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14 de fev. de 2005 · Juiced was a searing indictment of baseball, from a player who benefitted from the game and who suffered from the game too. I know Juiced was a well written book and a page turner, but the book was also a diatribe for Jose Canseco. Canseco wouldn't have wrote this book if he would have been accepted back into the MLB fraternity.
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14 de mai. de 2015 · The book has two fowards, one by Kozol and another by Chomsky. Basically they say that this book will challenge the accepted lies (11.). Haiti is described as the world's oldest black republic (11). A former priest, Jean Bertrand Aristride, was elected in 1990 and overthrown in September 1991 with the help of the USA.
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7 de mar. de 2005 · Sketchy recollections and thinly-veiled agendas aside, the book isn't bad. Canseco's smart enough to know that someone else should write his books for them, and Steve Kettmann, his ghost writer, does a good job of putting Jose's words into, well, Jose's words. It's not eloquent or elaborate, but it's not Hemingway either.
The #1 New York Times BestsellerIn Juiced, Jose Canseco, one of the most electrifying and controversial athletes ever to step onto the baseball diamond, shares the untold story of his rise to fame and fall from grace, including a never-before-seen look behind the curtains into the history, dangers, truths, and lies about baseball’s dark secret: steroids.When Jose Canseco burst into
