SlinkyRedfoot
Well-Known Member
See, I'm the opposite. First off, they should continue to be illegal at all levels below the professional level. But at the pro level, I think these are grown men making their own decisions. Some will choose not to, some will choose to use them. Considering all of the other things that are out there that are legal and could destroy their health, at least this one has some benefit to it.
If they were condoned in professional sports, you really think there'd be many -- if any -- players that didn't use them? I'd be shocked if any less than 95% weren't using.
Look at Bonds. He didn't want to juice and he was, hands down, the best baseball player on Earth, but he saw all the excitement the McGuire/Sosa HR race generated and that no one was saying shit and he said, "fuck it, I guess I should too."
Then there are the guys who have borderline MLB talent, the incentive to juice for them is massive.