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Originally Posted by The Professor
There is a mountain of evidence - not just circumstantial - that a large number of MLBers, including some Hall of Famers, used performance enhancing drugs.
There is no reason to sugar-coat Bonds or Mac's induction. As players, Bonds is a no-brainer Hall of Famer. Mac, I'd give a tentative "yes" to at this point. Let both players stand at the entrance to an educational wing devoted to baseball's dark side, to its scandals, and to its drug users if necessary.
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Which current Hall of Famers does solid evidence exist that they used performance enhancing drugs? I don't doubt there are people in the Hall who did it, I just don't recall anyone in the Hall who has had serious evidence brought forth in the court of public opinion to implicate them.
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