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  1. 14 févr. 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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  3. 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

  4. 1 mars 2006 · Buyer note, book is used copy, may have signs of previous use, access codes, CDs/DVDs or just jackets are not available with the book. See less $3.99 delivery July 12 - 18 .

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  6. 5 août 2005 · His book, "Juiced," has put Major League Baseball and its author on the hot seat. Canseco writes about his 16-year career as a Major League ball player, and he says that from his first season, to ...

  7. 14 févr. 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.