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Yes...but before Barry Bonds.
Steriods only gave him a few more feet. He would have hit most of the HR anyway.He easily cleared the fence on almost every one of them. Steriods didn't make much of a difference. Half of his at bats that year were walks anyway...trying to keep him from hitting the damned things.
Bonds wasn't an HR hitter till he got on the juice so it effected him more.
Yes...but before Barry Bonds.
Steriods only gave him a few more feet. He would have hit most of the HR anyway.He easily cleared the fence on almost every one of them. Steriods didn't make much of a difference. Half of his at bats that year were walks anyway...trying to keep him from hitting the damned things.
Bonds wasn't an HR hitter till he got on the juice so it effected him more.
Yes...but before Barry Bonds.
Steriods only gave him a few more feet. He would have hit most of the HR anyway.He easily cleared the fence on almost every one of them. Steriods didn't make much of a difference. Half of his at bats that year were walks anyway...trying to keep him from hitting the damned things.
Bonds wasn't an HR hitter till he got on the juice so it effected him more.
His Homeruns jumped by over 20 per year..
He cheated and stole games from other teams....never let him in
Really though - a cheat is a cheat - just the same he'll prob get in eventually BUT PETE ROSE BETTER GO FIRST!!!
You have to take everything into account. He also led the league in walks so because he was hitting so well he was given fewer chances to hit one out. I think it all evens out. Mark had such a fast swing that most of those hits were leaving the park anyway if he got solid contact and steroids don't improve hand to eye coordination. Mark averaged around 50 HRs a year so he most likely would have hit alot of them plus I think his career would have been longer if he hadn't taken the stuff.
Mike Schmidt was on Amphetamines and he's in. I think Mark should be too. Bonds has the single season HR title now so Mark has no record to take away, so that isn't an issue. When it comes to the record Rodger Marris should still have the record for his era because he played fewer games.
Baseball is a business and players are entertainers. McGwire earned a lot of money for the owner so why shouldn't he be honored for it.
The real problem is placing importance on membership in the Hall of Fame. Its members don't peform any great service for humanity. They're just entertainers.