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So he may not have the flashy home run numbers, but playing 20 seasons in the MLB is very tough to do. He might have used steroids to help keep him active and strong enough to play as much he has. I hope he hasn't, but I would not be surprised if we find out he has.

After a few years in the league, Sexson busted out for 45 home runs. He had a couple great years, but then, ironically, his numbers dropped when mandatory testing came around. Coincidence or steroids?

Maybe it's because I don't really like the guy, but I've always had a suspicion that he's used. He hit 457 home runs during 12 seasons he played the majority of.

Could he really have taken steroids? Some say no, but with all the tainted players we never know.

He was a great power hitter until recent years, when they coincidentally started doing mandatory testing. Could his power have dropped from stopping the use of steroids? Something seems fishy.

Craig Biggio's former teammate Jeff Bagwell is a shady character.

His first three years in the league he hit 15, 18, and 20 home runs, respectively, while playing at least 142 games each year. His fourth year, he busted out 39 home runs.

That's quite a jump. With that much of a gap, questions start to float around.

He's had three season's with 40-plus home runs and three more with exactly 39. He hit more than 30 home runs in all but two seasons after his first three years and his last year when he didn't play much.

He is a candidate that I think did use steroids and I would not be surprised if he admitted it.

Carlos Zambrano...great pitcher, but flawed.

There may not be buzz around him for steroids, but look at the guy. He's a monster! He definitely has the build and stature for steroids, and his "fits of rage" definitely don't help his case. Throwing and breaking bats, yelling at batters, and arguing with teammates are just a few of the things he's done.

We know he's already lied about his age; how do we know he's not lying about using steroids?

Tejada has been questioned in the past, and some rumors ran wild about his usage. But are they true?

...Apparently so. As I was finishing this article, I heard that Tejada was just alleged to have used steroids.

Gary Sheffield has the arms of a mammoth and the head of a cow.

His body just looks like it's been on steroids. People have questioned him and it's not hard to think he has taken them at some point.

He has an attitude that seems like it could be steroid influenced, too.

No, not Albert Pujols. Are you kidding me? He's the closest thing we have to a savior of the game.

I know, we hope he hasn't taken steroids. But with so many great players taking them, we have to question him because of his great numbers and his status as an elite batter.

If Pujols is tainted, then we have no choice but to throw out all hope of reclaiming the home run title from the clutches of steroids.

Manny? Yes, Manny!

He's been funny, selfish, showboat, unsatisfied, and weird, but he has not been associated with rumors.

Maybe he hasn't, or maybe steroids have driven him to paranoia and now he's trying to seek out as much money as he can before they get anything on him.

Maybe it's steroids, or maybe it's just Manny being Manny...on 'roids.