Who's clean is my question?
Who's clean is my question?
The only excuse I can think of is the fact that records were being broken left and right and who wouldn't want to be part of the craze? This is almost like peer pressure to drink alcohol or smoke pot or take drugs, if you thought you can gain an edge, why not, particularly when you see the Brady Anderson's of the world cranking out 50 hours in a season....there's no doubt that roids has enhanced performance from earlier generations, no doubt....just think about Ben Johnson and the Olympics beating Carl Lewis for the first and last time and then getting caught...this generation, I'm afraid hasn't ruined baseball, but I think a boat load of hitting records that have or will be broken are almost meaningless....whose records can you trust?....maybe one should say "so what"...well if roids were available to Babe Ruth, I doubt he would have fallen apart like he did in his late 30s early 40s...so it's not a level playing field...the good news is I think it's over...there's cheaters but they are getting caught....but the sport overall has a very significant "black-eye" that will last awhile...not as bad the strike but still, pretty bad...