Roger Clemens Acted on Principle at Yankee Stadium and Defended Yankees Fans

By Harold Friend (Photo: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Clemens, Bonds, Rodriguez and the HOF: How to Test Your Real Position

by Harold Friend

It’s easy to take the high ground when discussing performance-enhancing substances. For some individuals, it’s even easier to decide that Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds, ... Read More »
MLB Hall of Fame: 2005 Should Be the Line in the Steroid Era Sand

by Christopher Benvie

January 2005 Major League Baseball and its 30 team owners ratified a new banned substance policy that made steroids, steroid precursors and designer steroids, as well as masking agents and diuretics illegal to use... Read More »
Predicting First Known PED User to Be Inducted into HOF

by Christopher Benvie

Now, things get interesting. With the 2012 Baseball Hall of Fame inductee being announced yesterday, we saw Barry Larkin become the sole player to enter Cooperstown on this ballot... Read More »
Baseball Hall of Fame 2012: Voters Will Soon Face Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens

by Gary Ayd

Baseball writers dodged the “steroid guys” one more time on Monday, with the election of Barry Larkin as the lone baseball Hall of Fame inductee in the class of 2012... Read More »
MLB Hall of Fame 2012: How Will the Hall of Fame Vote on the Steroid Era Stars?

by Matt Kasper

The 2012 Major League Baseball Hall of Fame vote was one of the tamest in years, with only one player getting voted in, and no truly big names being introduced for vote. That will certainly change in the 2013 vote... Read More »