do you think barry bonds is on steroids?

Answer 1

Of course he is.. You can look at pictures of him from the beginning of his career(listed in source below) and now and see the insame increase in his size.. Now i can guarentee you that people(most from the west coast) are going to answer after me and say "oh well everybody gets bigger when they play more" or something like "steroids break down your body and at 40 Bonds wouldnt be able to play".. well thats not true.. Heres a fact for you.. Barry Bonds' shoe size grew 3 sizes along with his hat size since he joined the majors.. How do you explain that? He should have already been fully grown a few years before he joined the majors..

Answer 2

Yeah he took steroids and that is why he is having physical problems now. Take a good look at how he looked as a Pittsburgh Pirate to how he looks now. The steroids even made him go bald! Back when McGwire (another steroid user) broke the homerun record, Bonds was jealous of the attention and began to use them heavily resulting in him hitting tape measure homeruns and breaking the record and he has the audacity to deny having knowledge of using them. I think this is a disgrace to the great game of baseball.

Answer 3

I have to say , the evidence sure is stacked against him. and the there is always some truth to controversy , but I dont know for sure , and It would be a horrible thing for me to deny him of all his hard work and talent , just because of some rumors I hear that he has cheated and taken steroids. I cant say I know for a fact that he has, even tho I would bet my money that he has used steroids as sometime in his career. only Barry bonds will know if he took the easy way out. either way if he breaks hanks record , true baseball fans wont really give a **** , cuz Hank did it the hard way the right way , the old fashioned way no roids, and there was never any accusations of hank juicing because he never did.

Answer 4

steroid-distribution ring, but said he didn’t know they were steroids, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Friday. Bonds told a U.S. grand jury that he used undetectable steroids known as “the cream” and “the clear,” which he received from personal trainer Greg Anderson during the 2003 season. According to Bonds, the trainer told him the substances were the nutritional supplement flaxseed oil and a pain-relieving balm for the player’s arthritis.

According to government attorneys, BALCO founder Victor Conte has identified the designer steroid THG as “the clear.” A testosterone-based ointment was identified as “the cream.” Olympic sprinter Tim Montgomery testified that Conte used flaxseed oil containers to send “the clear” to athletes. According to a transcript of Bonds’ Dec. 4, 2003, testimony reviewed by the Chronicle, prosecutors confronted the slugger with documents allegedly detailing the steroids he used — “the cream,” “the clear,” human growth hormone, Depo-Testosterone, insulin and a drug for female infertility that can be used to mask steroid use.

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Bonds said that, to his knowledge, Anderson had only given him legal drugs to treat his arthritis and fatigue, which were especially bad when the Giants would play a day game after a night game. He said the trainer brought the substances to the Giants’ clubhouse, where Bonds would use them. “It was in the ballpark … in front of everybody,” Bonds testified. “I mean, all the reporters, my teammates. I mean, they all saw it. I didn’t hide it.” However, Bonds testified that the products didn’t help ease his suffering, and eventually he stopped using them. “And I was like, to me, it didn’t even work,” he said. “You know me, I’m 39 years old. I’m dealing with pain. All I want is pain relief, you know? And you know, to recover, you know, night games to day games. That’s it. And I didn’t think the stuff worked. I was like, ‘Dude, whatever,’ but he was my friend. “… If it’s a steroid, it’s not working,” he told the grand jury.

Bonds is a bright guy who works incredibly hard to maintain his physical conditioning and almost surely monitors everything he puts into his body. It’s hard to believe that he was taking steroids and didn’t know it. I have no doubt that he’s in incredible pain; 162 games a year for that many years puts a toll on a man. But Anderson is a shady character. Caveat emptor and all that.

Answer 5

No, not now, but he surely was in the past. I don't mind the steroids as much as i do the fact that he won't stand up like a man and take responsibility for his mistakes. Oh , I keep forgetting, he doesn't make mistakes, it's all the medias fault for telling on him.

Answer 6

Yes I do. I think there is no comparing what he's doing to what Hank Aaron did. Barry Bonds is a sham, an arrogant fake !

Answer 7

Is, no...Was, yes...Barry "the clear" Bonds...lol hes such a cheater, and it makes me sick, im praying that Griffey stays around for like 4 more years and has years like this year and breaks it lol...but thats unrealistic...at least A-Rod will shatter the record eventually, i hate the Yankees but A-rod is insane.

Answer 8

He was on steroids but it is undeterminable whether he is on them now. He admission to taking them in the past calls his whole reputation into question. Unless there is a ruling on the issue i doubt we will ever know...

Answer 9

Stop talking about barry bonds! He is obviously not on them now that is a stupid question he took them in 2001 SIX years ago! Have you seen the gillion questions that say the same thing. Give bonds a break just cause h's not a nice guy doesnt mean we need these stupid q's. Let me be more clear THEY TEST BONDS LIKE EVERY DAY THERE IS NO WAY HE IS NOW ON STEROID SHE WAS HE ISNT! Someone on the bottom made onoe of the stupidest comments of all time what explains the o-20 slump its baseball u retard get a life.

Answer 10

I think that his admission that he took a clear substance that was later identified as steroids is suspicious.