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by jackpipe30 on February 14th, 2009

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It has been suggested that the career home run record should revert back to Hank Aaron's total of 755, wiping out Barry Bonds' 762 because of alleged steroid use. What do you think?

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  • by JgrumpyC on February 16th, 2009

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    As much as I hate Barry Bonds with all my heart, I just can't see baseball doing that. There's no way to see what records are tainted and which ones aren't. I think all the records will stand, but the last 20 years will always be known as the "steriod era".

    Meaning, 25 years from now when a player hits 50 homers, the announcers will say, "No one has hit that many bombs since the Roids era!!"

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