For those who jeered Bonds; what do you say now that some of YOUR team's players are among the accused?

Answer 1

Well. Let me say that I couldn't believe it when I found out. I was never a Bonds fan, since I don't live in San Fran. It is too soon to tell, as far as the report is concerned. They need to do more to find out the truth. If the report holds up, then the players that were named on it should be punished, and Clemens shouldn't go to the Hall. I need more proof on this, to make a final judgment on it. However, none of this changes the fact that Bonds is an ******, and he is still an ******, even with the players named in the report. For the person who answered after me, the Bonds situation isn't a race issue. I am a Yankee fan, and I defend the Yankee players. This report might not even be true. If it is proven, then Clemens shouldn't make the Hall. A Red Sox executive started this, so this could be the case of the Red Sox going after the Yankees. Don't expect me to hate Clemens as much as Bonds. If I was born in San Fran, I would defend Bonds. But, since I lived in NY my whole life, I am a fan of the Yankees players.

Answer 2

I always have and always will support Barry Bonds because I know that if he did happen to knowingly use steroids he is among a GREAT number of people.

Keep in mind this is only a limited list based off of limited knowledge. This report was about changing baseball's handling of steroids and learning from the past. This was not, I repeat NOT, a comprehensive list of every abuser.

EDIT: Lontain you imply that you jeer Barry Bonds, yet he has not ever used steroids after the ban (if he knowingly took them at all).

Answer 3

I'm an Orioles fan I am just glad that we traded Tejada the day before this came out. We got the Astros 2 best pitching prospects so I'm pretty happy. Other than him Im not surprised at any of the other Orioles named. David Segui looked like he was on them at the end of his career and Jay Gibbons went from looking like a little kid to a bodybuilder in an off season.

Answer 4

I say that Paul Lo Duca, Todd Hundley, Lenny Dykstra, and other Mets- my team- on that list belong in the same place as Bonds. The Hall of Shame.

Answer 5

As a Royals fan, I really don't care. All the names on that list that played for the Royals were either one year rental players like Knoblauch and Juan Gonazalez or haven't played in a Royals uniform yet like Jose Guillen.

Answer 6

I'm a phillies fan and there are plenty of phils on the list, but sad thing about it, whatever they took sure in the hell didn't help them or the team, so it must of been some bad s.h.i.t they were taking, because besides Dykstra all of the other phils sucked, juicing or no juicing

Answer 7

I'm from the bay area, so technically bonds is on one of my teams. I say I thought there were cheaters on other teams also, glad they're being dragged from under their rocks. It's just too bad the MLB won't do anything but hope this goes away. They have plenty of dense fans so they'll probably get their wish.

Answer 8

The Nationals need a new dealer. All we got was skunk roids!

Nook Logan?
Gary Bennett?
Jose Guillen?
Mike Stanton?

Maybe Lo Duca can bring in some of his contacts.

Answer 9

Bonds more then likely is going to get punished. Why? He lied under oath about taking performance enhancing drugs. Now that there is proof of him taking such things, he'll probably face prison time since one of the indicments he's facing is prejury. Now we will have to add hat " * " asterisk by his home run record. We'l have to wait until Alex Rodriguez breaks the record since it looks like he's on course to do so.

Answer 10

Andy Pettitte, Roger Clemens damn im totaly shocked that they took performance enhancing drugs.
and Chuck Knoblauch played for the Yankees and he Still Sucked at 2nd base.