will the steroids issue be the biggest sport story of this decade?

Question

like the 1919 black sox. I think the all steroids users should be ban for life and not allowed in the hall of fame.

Answer 1

Yes, unfortunately it will cloud any discussions in the future about the last decade and a half of Major League Baseball

Answer 2

I don't see why it should, MLB dropped the ball by not making drug test mandatory, which led to the steroid abuse. Now they are trying to diffuse the bomb once it has gone off, instead of admitting that they made mistakes and move on.

I am sure that if you wanted to you can go back when steroids first came on the scene and find players that used them to enhance their careers then and even so now. Let's move on already I am tired of it being brought up.

Answer 3

what good previous days? heck i develop into born interior the steroid era! i want some good ol days too!! Steroids develop into constantly circling my baseball loving years.. yet no longer as strongly for it develop into swept below the rug and no person wanted to handle the priority promptly.. yet now with the finished a-rod factor its up and working returned.. finished blast siigh i might have enjoyed to have been partial to baseball at a time the place steroids wasn't even on peoples' minds..

Answer 4

As long as baseball continues to fail to seriously address this issue, it will be. Why hasn't MLB insisted on the release of the names involved in the plea bargain of that former Mets' employee who pleaded guilty to steriod distribution and named names in the guilty plea? Because MLB really doesn't want to know.

Answer 5

not the biggest but one of the biggest ... to be honest i think bud selig can do way beter

Answer 6

yes definitely

Answer 7

Yeah, probably.