At 2 PM today, Baseball Writers will be setting a standard for who during the “Steroid Era” can be considered a Hall of Famer and who cannot.
What this standard is, exactly, nobody seems to know. Continue reading
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January 9, 2013 · 1:46 pm
A Hall of Fame Entering The Steroid Era: Why Baseball Needs To Never Forget, But Also Include
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