Jordan Hasay drops out after going out over 3 hour pace

dopers getting beat by dopers wrote:

It’s a victory for clean sport that the dopers we’re currently mad at got beat by the dopers we’re not currently mad at?

You mean like that huge victory for cycling that banning Armstrong had? Oh yeah, they all still dope. Nevermind.

Dopey whining wrote:

You mean like that huge victory for cycling that banning Armstrong had? Oh yeah, they all still dope. Nevermind.

Sure, they all still dope, but since nobody cares about cycling anymore, it's a victory.

dopers getting beat by dopers wrote:

RRRR wrote:

I don’t feel bad for her at all. Cheaters out.

Glad that Jordan, Galen, and Mo who defended their dirty coach had a terrible day in Chicago today. That’s a victory for clean sport.

It’s a victory for clean sport that the dopers we’re currently mad at got beat by the dopers we’re not currently mad at?

It's a victory that the proteges of a banned coach had a bad day today, yes absolutely. Nothing about my comment suggests that I am happy for or approve of other dirty athletes that finished ahead them. However, we know for a FACT that Salazar lived in the gray area, and crossed the line enough that he has been handed a suspension.

That's been documented well enough, and I look forward to Alberto losing his appeal. For today, I am glad that the fully grown adults who all chose to associate with a program that has been proven to be dirty had a no good, bad, horrible day in Chicago. That's a victory for ALL of the clean athletes that finish behind throughout the year. It's a victory for people like Emma Bates and Parker Stinson who as far as I know compete clean and finished 1 spot higher today.

So no, I am not happy about any dopers winning or beating "the dopers we're currently mad at". But I have plenty of reasons to be happy about the outcomes of this race, and I stand by what I said. This is a victory for clean sport.

Tennis has a doping problem? wrote:

Dopey whining wrote:

You mean like that huge victory for cycling that banning Armstrong had? Oh yeah, they all still dope. Nevermind.

Sure, they all still dope, but since nobody cares about cycling anymore, it's a victory.

Fat stupid seppos dont care about cycling, they never did. Armstrong goes on Oprah to admit hes a doper to make some bucks.

Sure, they all still dope, but since nobody cares about cycling anymore, it's a victory.[/quote]

The 2019 Tour de France had the highest viewership on NBCSN since 2010.

Why would you think that Stinson is possibly "cleaner"? They're professional, meaning they're all paid to run fast and doping is the way to get the job done.

runnerdave wrote:

RRRR wrote:

I don’t feel bad for her at all. Cheaters out.

Glad that Jordan, Galen, and Mo who defended their dirty coach had a terrible day in Chicago today. That’s a victory for clean sport.

This is the kind of crap that’s giving LR such a horrible reputation. A lot of runners I know won’t come on this website because of this nastiness. Almost all the discussion threads are like this. Too bad there isn’t a better website for running news.

Nothing wrong with sharing your opinion.

rojo wrote:

ScoopedbyTMZ wrote:

What’s the point in this post? I was half expecting to see some useful information in here like LetsRun actually talked to Jordan or someone in her camp and found out what happened. Nope, typical turd LR non-reporting.

The point of the post is to let our thousands of visitors that one of America's star runers was a DNF in Chicago. Do you not think that's newsworthy? We put it up as we wait for official word in Chicago. Obviously, we've put in an interview request for Hasay.

Also, the point of this is to see if anyone else has info. Someone has posted to a good article from RW that has some info.

So if Tom Brady leaves the Super Bowl in the first quarter, you dont think that fact should be reported?

Rojo

How come there were not too many post race interviews of the elites?

Something to think about wrote:

PoorJordan wrote:

That’s what I was saying. She isn’t in injury pain, as she isn’t limping or grabbing anything, but she was having a panic attack and couldn’t pull it together.

Appearances can be deceptive:

"Her father, Joe Hasay, said in a text message to Runner’s World that she suffered a hamstring injury at mile two and had to drop out."

https://www.runnersworld.com/news/a29430004/jordan-hasay-chicago-marathon-results-2019/

Good News is Paula Radcliffe still hold the crying world record.

I don't 100% know for sure that they are clean. However, I do know that the same cloud that has hovered over Alberto Salazar, Jordan, Galen, Mo, and the entire Nike Oregon Project does not follow Stinson or Bates.

I also know that when I spent time running with Parker shortly after he graduated from high school, that he did not strike me as a runner that was interested in taking shortcuts, or desperately seeking an edge in the form of a needle.

Some of my closest friends and training partners ran professionally for years in the US and Europe, and if you think that they all doped in order to "get the job done", then I can confidently tell you that was not the case. If telling yourself that success in running is entirely synonymous with doping, then you have lost all hope in a clean sport. I for one have not.

The short story is Hasay and Rupp tried push quality training through injury rehab and it didn't work. That's the case more often than not. If they get healthy and a full training cycle before O-Trials they should make the team. If they don't heal fast enough they will be sitting at home watching the Olympics.

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Yep

DNF. No, no I'm not.

Dumb@$$ wrote:

lwood wrote:

Guess I'm an idiot then. #NOP

Admission is the first step in discovery.

I admit she DNF and I discovered she DNF. #nop

Terry Bird wrote:

The short story is Hasay and Rupp tried push quality training through injury rehab and it didn't work. That's the case more often than not. If they get healthy and a full training cycle before O-Trials they should make the team. If they don't heal fast enough they will be sitting at home watching the Olympics.

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Yep

x 2 although you need to reframe to make it easier for posters to express outrage or virtue-signal in their comments

World Recorder wrote:

Something to think about wrote:

Appearances can be deceptive:

"Her father, Joe Hasay, said in a text message to Runner’s World that she suffered a hamstring injury at mile two and had to drop out."

https://www.runnersworld.com/news/a29430004/jordan-hasay-chicago-marathon-results-2019/

Good News is Paula Radcliffe still hold the crying world record.

https://i-cdn.embed.ly/1/display?key=fd92ebbc52fc43fb98f69e50e7893c13&url=http%3A%2F%2Fi4.irishmirror.ie%2Fincoming%2Farticle6915888.ece%2FALTERNATES%2Fs1200%2FPaulaMain.jpg

Lack of telling the truth world record --- based on her world champs broadcasting

Consistent with the facts but not satisfying wrote:

Terry Bird wrote:

The short story is Hasay and Rupp tried push quality training through injury rehab and it didn't work without the steady diet of performance enhancing drugs provided by Alberto and Dr. Brown. That's the case more often than not. If they get healthy and a full training cycle before O-Trials they should make the team. If they don't heal fast enough they will be sitting at home watching the Olympics.

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Yep

x 2 although you need to reframe to make it easier for posters to express outrage or virtue-signal in their comments

Fixed it for you Yep ^^

ScoopedbyTMZ wrote:

What’s the point in this post? I was half expecting to see some useful information in here like LetsRun actually talked to Jordan or someone in her camp and found out what happened. Nope, typical turd LR non-reporting.

She had a hamstring injury at 2 miles. That's a bummer.

I wonder what the cause could have been. Maybe too many weights?

Miscellaneous wrote:

Tennis has a doping problem? wrote:

Sure, they all still dope, but since nobody cares about cycling anymore, it's a victory.

The 2019 Tour de France had the highest viewership on NBCSN since 2010.

Could you give a source for this? My understanding is that by the end, they were beating 2015, which was less than 2010, but I could be wrong.

Of course, all of these numbers are way down from the Armstrong years.

Any video of her pulling up? If she had a hamstring injury it's pretty obvious form-wise. If there's no change in form and she stopped, then it's something else.