Usually I believe that great players are not made hall of famers because of performance enhancing drugs. I mean these are great athletes, the best of the best. In addition to that no one can become a hall of famer on drugs.
Manny Ramirez Retires Rather than face MLB Sanctions for Drugs
April 8, 2011 By 2 Comments
Twelve-time MLB All Star and two-time world champion Manny Ramirez has retired rather than face possible disciplinary action, “continuing the process” of compliance with the Drug Program, as MLB put it. Evidently, Ramirez is unable to compete in today’s cleaner version of America’s Pastime. Ramirez signed for $2M in the offseason with the Tampa Bay [...]
Barry Bonds and Greg Anderson, Friends Forever!
March 27, 2011 By Leave a Comment
Let’s go… The Barry Bonds perjury trial began this week. This is the trial to find out whether or not Bonds knowingly took steroids. This is also known as, a complete waste of time. Barry knows he took steroids. I don’t even see how he could argue that he didn’t know. Come on Barry. Your [...]
Musings On The 2011 Hall of Fame Class
January 6, 2011 By Leave a Comment
The Hall of Fame is not also meant to be the moral Hall of Fame and the fact that Roberto Alomar had one major blemish during his playing career should not lead to a snub from Cooperstown. Obviously it didn’t.
