What NBA Players Do You Think Juice?

[BrohanSolo]

We all know about how Stern announced he wants to start testing for steroids and shyt like that and it got me thinking about who just might be using the stuff. Baseball didn't start testing until 2003 and when they did, it was this massive thing because damn near everyone was doing it. Half the league could be using and we'd have no idea.

I'm not a doctor or anything, but a side effect of HGH usage is a condition called "Acromegaly" which is basically an overdose of growth hormone. Your bones increase in size, including those of your hands, feet and face. The cheekbones are pronounced, the forehead bulges, and the jaw is enlarged. Found this pic comparing a face shots:

Bron is a great so there's no hate. Maybe I'm reading too far into it who else y'all think could be using?

 

[EducatedBrothaFromTheBank]

doesnt matter. B-Ball is 85% Skill... unlike Football and Baseball where it requires strength and power.

 

[Easy-E]

I'll give Lebron this; he was basically a child in 2003.

But, I love how these threads remind me of the @CHICAGO classic; Undonis Haslems Jumpin' from the Freethrow Line after a broke foot thread

 

[Oroko Saki]

Anyone notice how Wade has been healthier and playing the best he has in a while this year? Its safe to say STD Wade is juicing

KG looked like he was done 3-4 years ago but all of a sudden made a nice comeback last year. He hasnt been as good this year but hes still playing better then he did a few years ago.

We gotta keep in mind steroids dont have to necessarily be for strength. I remember hearing that in baseball the helped players focus more and gets the adrenaline going more easily.

 

[FAH1223]

Wade definitely

 

[mbewane]

Looks more like Bron just grew up and started hitting the weights, he came in league and still had some baby fat

For the rest, no idea