Steroids

It is like a never ending nightmare, people go to bed hoping to have this dark cloud gone, yet like a stupid movie that just never seems to end; Steroid era wont end. Finally some baseball players have risen above this and have started to call out some of baseball elite. Maybe the only way to get through this is if the players just say "enough is enough" and cast out the outcast for good

The two biggest names to come out of the latest MLB steroid scandal are Ryan Braun and Alex Rodriguez. Which one is the bigger disappointment?

Once again baseball is in the headlines for the wrong reasons. No shocker here that it is about PED's. The True question is should we care anymore? Baseball will never be "totally" clean, the record books are already tarnished, and Cooperstown has locked it's doors for this years Hall of Fame class.

How about them Clydesdales? On the heels of last week's alleged deer antler spray use by NFL players, Tony Casillas, a defensive lineman for the Dallas Cowboys during their dominant run in the 1990s, told a Dallas radio show that players on the team used to use an anti-inflammatory horse ointment to ward off muscle aches...

It appears that the "steroid era" in Major League Baseball is still going strong. Will baseball ever be out from under its shadow?

I did a story last year about this same issue, but I would like to dig a little deeper into the context of it. I fell in love with baseball at the age of seven, because of Sammy Sosa and his chase with Mark McGwire for Roger Maris's infamous record of 61 home runs in one season.

Ryan Braun has found himself in some hot water after tests revealed the 2011 National Most Valuable Player winner tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs.

Last week we found out that the once dominate pitcher Roger Clemens was granted a mistrial. Yet that does not take Clemens out of the steroid group. Right after the news broke that Clemens got a mistrial, the question was asked is Clemens a Hall of Famer?