The curious thing about Joey Bats is that he gets all defensive if asked about PED's. I think it's fair to question it. I think he should expect the questions. After hitting only 59 home runs in his first six seasons, over the course of 575 games and 2,038 plate appearances, Bautista exploded in 2010, hitting 54 home runs with 124 RBI and 109 runs while taking 100 walks and leading the AL with 351 total bases. Not only were the numbers all career highs, but many of Bautista's numbers were better than the combined totals of any two previous seasons combined. Yikes! I don't care who the player is, you bust out like that and people are going to ask questions. Personally, I've thought that Toronto was a hotbed for PEDs for years...never mind baseball. When Anthony Galea (Sports medicine Dr. for Arod and Tiger Woods) got caught coming from Toronto into the US with HGH...and this wasn't his first run in involving illegal PEDs...it set off a red flag. Chris Colabello was busted earlier this year for steroids. I know. I'm off topic. Not trying to fire up a whole debate. Just my 2 pennies on Joey Bats.