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I'm all for it.
If Bonds ability to hit those home runs by juicing up in any season can be proved, I don't believe he should get credit for those years.
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!!"
It should revert back.Bonds record is tainted if the drug use is proven true.Where are all the real heros anymore?
Whether they wipe out the record or not, true baseball fans will consider Hank Aaron the all-time HR king and Roger Maris the single season king.
i agree, because hank aaron did it completely by himself.
Im not the biggest Barry Bonds fan, but those baseballs still traveled over the fence... mark it with an asterisk.
I despise Barry Bonds and Hank Aaron was my childhood hero but I still think that Bond's record should stand but it should be asterisked with an "Possibly achieved via significant steroid use" explanation. Of course once Bonds is convicted that should be changed to "Achieved via significant steroid use."
That would be sufficient for me and, I think, a fair compromise.
I abhor the fact that PEDs are being used in the MLB as the records are certainly altered forever, but I cannot agree with the career HR record reverting back to Hammerin' Hank. As the lawyers say (and I am not a lawyer), there will start a ‘slippery slope’. Which records need to be reverted and/or no longer recognized? Should we no longer recognize the 7 Cy Young awards by Roger Clemens? Or should Mike Greenwell be recognized as the 1988 American League MVP because Jose Canseco was juiced. Let the records stand and hope that Albert Pujols has the good fortune of continuing his torrid HR pace as well as a long, productive, injury-free career to ultimately overtake Alex Rodriguez's career power numbers.
Yes. 755 and 61 should be the new HR marks.
I'm all for it....this steroid era is a joke. Since the strike of 1994 the fences have been shortened the balls are more lively and some of the players have been juiced.....
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You're reading 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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Thank you +4.
by jackpipe30 on February 14th, 2009