So now you are hoping Braun's camp confirmed testing positive and claimed they would prove his innocence even though MLB didn't find that he tested positive? OK, there is some serious denial taking place. Don't know what else to say about this... they confirmed he tested positive for elevated testosterone. Neither braun's camp nor MLB has confirmed what the cause of it was, or when the followup negative test occurred (and what that means relative to the first test). Is it probably going to come back that Braun was doing/taking something he shouldn't have? Very very probable. But until the appeals process is through and a suspension is (or isn't) handed down, we don't have the whole story. Some may call that denial, some may call that (false) hope. it is what it isI agree with this completely. I am sick of the people saying that some of us have to consider Braun a cheater without hearing his side of it. Is it more likely he is guilty than it is that he is not? Sure, but I can wait for it all to play out and that doesnt mean I am in denial.