Should Barry Bonds be allowed into the Hall of Fame?
With all the steroids taken in most cases baseball (today) should be canceled in the first place is not different from cheating on a test, its bad enough that Bonds and all other players have enough money to stay in a Gym and Health Spa for all day (which should not need steroids) while in the past many players Roger Maris, Williams had PTJobs ect other and could not enjoy that luxury. – Finally, the hell with the commissioner of baseball, Pete Rose should be inducted into the room, does not play, you just put a bit of Paris, which is worse than playing Amer. And I remember the Black Sox case quite different some of these players also got the short term. Hats off to Hank Aaron, Barry should give ashamed .– Perhaps I should have a new book of baseball records "during the years of steroids, Bonds, McQuire, Sosa and many more.
Has not been convicted of steroid use, nor has tested positive. His reputation is tarnished enough that people will always be considered when looking at their accomplishments. No matter how big it is, it's always an incredible level of skill to hit many home runs. If you find conclusive evidence that you have used illegal substances, including give it that old pesky asterisk.
The Batboy
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