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re: Baseball Hall of Fame ballot out today....felt dirty looking at it..who gets in?
Posted on 11/28/12 at 2:51 pm to molsusports
Posted on 11/28/12 at 2:51 pm to molsusports
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mitchell report was a long time after steroids were first a major part of baseball
I dont see your point.
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well sure (in retrospect) but Brady Anderson, Gary Sheffield, Raf Palmiero etc went largely unnoticed as probable PED users at the time
anderson went unnoticed? lol
Look, Sammy Sosa went unnoticed too. Everyone was eating it up at the time.
But it's easy to look back and pinpoint who some of the guys were using.
Yes, it is retrospect, I am not trying to look in any other light.
Posted on 11/28/12 at 2:58 pm to Lester Earl
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mitchell report was a long time after steroids were first a major part of baseball
I dont see your point.
At some level all serious baseball fans knew steroids/PEDs were a major part of baseball from the late 80s thru at least the mid 2000s (and probably still today).
At some level those fans and members of the media rejected users of PEDs as being cheaters - but they generally did not apply the same logic to the players they had personal affinity for.
Going back retrospectively to see how hypocritical almost everyone was on the subject is probably a healthy exercise IMO - but picking out individuals for special condemnation is probably just going to be a more refined form of hypocrisy on the subject.
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