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mc said:So why not appeal? That's a lot of money he is losing.
Because if things happened the way he describes then any successful appeal would result in a drastically different policy than the one they have.
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mc said:So why not appeal? That's a lot of money he is losing.
Nik the Trik said:mc said:So why not appeal? That's a lot of money he is losing.
Because if things happened the way he describes then any successful appeal would result in a drastically different policy than the one they have.
Highlander said:As a sufferer myself, I can tell you that none of the really great inhalers that I use contain this drug and it is not allowed in the US as far as I can tell.
For any other bronchial sufferers there is a thing called NAC that really helps and the nice thing is it benefits the liver as well.
Sorry Ashton but Frattin will now get his chance to sink or swim, or will they call up Leivo?
Gilmour the Great said:Perhaps, but unless Bettman is willing to go full Goodell, the result of the appeal will be under the rules that were in place at the time of the alleged offence.
Potvin29 said:CarltonTheBear said:So the question now is does Ashton still count against the cap? Players suspended for on-ice incidents still have their cap hits count. That could really cause the Leafs some problems if it does.
@draglikepull posted this to Twitter commenting that they didn't think it would count against the cap: http://www.broadstreethockey.com/2011/9/27/2453124/jody-shelley-suspension-salary-cap
James Mirtle @mirtle ? 1h 1 hour ago
I'm told now that Ashton will not count on the Leafs cap. Rare instance where that's the case. Voynov is counting on Kings cap.
moon111 said:Opens the door for Colton Orr.
Yeah... I mean I've been on Symbicort, Salbutimol, floven, ventolin, alupent and prednisone. I can't imagine any of these except for prednisone being a problem.Highlander said:As a sufferer myself, I can tell you that none of the really great inhalers that I use contain this drug and it is not allowed in the US as far as I can tell.
For any other bronchial sufferers there is a thing called NAC that really helps and the nice thing is it benefits the liver as well.
Sorry Ashton but Frattin will now get his chance to sink or swim, or will they call up Leivo?
Bender said:How does asthma medication have a banned substance? Is prednisone also banned?
2badknees said:In this day and age for professional athletes, its unfathomable to me how someone could be so stupid as to "borrow" someone's medication - knowing that PED testing is part of the job. Especially when he could have had a Leaf dr. help him out within ten minutes of asking.
That said, I don't believe (and this is extremely rare) that he took it for a performance advantage.
You use ventolin. That's it. Everyone uses it. Why was he given something different?Absolutely Philthy said:Bender said:How does asthma medication have a banned substance? Is prednisone also banned?
I would guess that whoever gave it to him when he had his first attack probably got it from a company in asia. Plenty of knock off stuff comes from there from clothes to medication.
Just because NA and some UK countries have banned it doesn't mean it still isn't being used elsewhere.
Lots of people from canada and the states goto mexico, asia and the UK for prescriptions and other things that are over priced here.
2badknees said:In this day and age for professional athletes, its unfathomable to me how someone could be so stupid as to "borrow" someone's medication - knowing that PED testing is part of the job. Especially when he could have had a Leaf dr. help him out within ten minutes of asking.
That said, I don't believe (and this is extremely rare) that he took it for a performance advantage.
It was given to him when he was having an attack, most people are not going to stop and think at a time like that weather it has something that could be illegal when they are in distress. I think he was maybe hoping it was a one off and nothing to be concerned about. Bad choice yes but i think it was simply that. If he was going to take a PED one would think that he would use something else that would have a better effect on him as a whole.
moon111 said:'Performance Enhancing' ... just where on the Leafs is this happening?
Madferret said:moon111 said:'Performance Enhancing' ... just where on the Leafs is this happening?
Whose inhaler was he using and cheating with? I'm assuming that steroid user didn't make the team? I hope the league is all over the Leafs and testing them all daily for the remainder of the season.