Jose Canseco (c) and family at the Celebrity Sightings in Los Angeles at Los Angeles CA. (Footage by WireImage Video/Get

The speaker addresses a question about steroids and their impact on sports performance, particularly in baseball. He shares a personal anecdote about his identical twin brother, who used the same steroids and workouts but never made it to the major leagues, suggesting that steroids are overrated. The speaker concludes that while steroids might slightly aid endurance, they do not make a player. The discussion ends with a farewell.

What was the speaker's reaction to being asked about the hitting coach?

• He was happy because it was a new question.

• He was annoyed because he had been asked many times before.

• He was indifferent to the question.

• He was annoyed because it was a new question.

What does the speaker's story about his twin brother suggest about steroids?

• Steroids are overrated and don't guarantee success.

• Steroids are the only way to improve performance.

• Steroids guarantee success in sports.

• Steroids are essential for making it to the major leagues.

According to the speaker, what might steroids slightly help with?

• Increasing endurance.

• Boosting team spirit.

• Enhancing batting accuracy.

• Improving pitching skills.