That's my gripe with this whole thing... How can you say these guys don't belong in the HOF, when they have never tested positive for any banned substance.. Until last year there was no proper testing in place, and steroids have been commonplace in baseball for YEARS. How can you fault individuals entirely, and not put any of the blame on the commissioner. Bud Selig has known exactly what has been going on with steroids for years and years. He just turned a blind eye because guys were hitting a lot of home runs. I definetly do have some sympathy for these guys on a professional level. If other players they are competing against are on steroids, and there are 0 consequences, can you really blame them?? I mean god knows how many lesser known baseball players have been juicing or still are. They'll never get chastised for it. And sure, that's natural, that people look to big names to place the blame. But for christ sake when it's such a deep seeded problem that has affected the sport for so long and yet hasn't even been adressed until recently, why not hold an inquiry into Bud Selig for fuk's sake?? I mean I know why, because he's connected. But it's baffling that more people don't realize it's the commisioner at fault.


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