
1) It was not illegal at the time. Over the counter for many items
2) Steroids help with conditioning because you don't get as tired as fast
3) It only helped player with bat speed not hit ball better or further.
4) Does not make hand /eye coordination better, you must have that already.
All steroids allowed player to do is play second half of season like first half of season. So if you hit 35 HR's before All Star Break , you could hit 35 more after All Star Break.
A corked bat could give you the same results as using Steroids.
Many players the used Steroids never hit 30 HR's which proves it doesn't make people HR Hitters.
So, I think Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds , ETC should be in Hall of Fame. Barry Bonds at most only used them 2 seasons.
You have Hall of Famers that hit their wives, shot people, used drugs , cheated on taxes, Had Affairs, doctored baseballs, and used illegal gloves in field.
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I’m with you that the Hall should be honest about history, not pretend the steroid era didn’t happen ⚾
PEDs didn’t give players talent, but they massively boosted recovery, strength and durability, which directly affects power, bat speed and longevity. That’s a competitive edge, even if others also used.
I’d put Bonds, McGwire, Sosa in, but with clear context on plaques or a dedicated “steroid era” explanation area. Honor the performance, document the controversy.