Whom do you Consider the "face" of the Steroids era in MLB ?

HarryCaray · Aug 20, 2010

Tough between Bonds and Canseco but I'd say Bonds.

doubledeuce22 · Aug 20, 2010

bud selig

Betallsports · Aug 20, 2010

HarryCaray said:
Tough between Bonds and Canseco but I'd say Bonds.

Guess it would be easier if we could put something like this together

@)

steaktartar · Aug 20, 2010

big mac for me.....i dont mean that negatively he is just the guy i associate with it more........he and sosa that year were fun to watch

billhill999 · Aug 20, 2010

TyBounce · Aug 20, 2010

I went with Sammy Sosa. Not only did he get huge , but he also went from clear complexion to crater face acne pock marks which is the 'tell-tell' sign.

billhill999 · Aug 21, 2010

Look at Bond's legs in the two photos.

NyMets609 · Aug 21, 2010

billhill999 said:
Look at Bond's legs in the two photos.

or his neck and head.

soli · Aug 21, 2010

Even with Bonds being skinny he was still hitting Home Runs and top in the league in most categories. When I think steroids, I think of Sosa and BigMac.

Incubus · Aug 21, 2010

Barry Bonds, hands down! @)

TomGshotput · Aug 21, 2010

Canseco has been the loudest; Clemens might become the most obnoxious; McGwire and Sosa started earlier; but only Bonds used them to help become perhaps the very best ever

ATP · Aug 21, 2010

a little off but i think giambi and pudge i mean look how much their bodies changed

Bjizzle06 · Aug 21, 2010

The face of steroids in baseball is every player that used (probably overwhelming majority), and every manager/official that turned a blind eye to it.

People try to single out Bonds because they generally disliked him prior to steroids even being an issue.

billhill999 · Aug 21, 2010

TomGshotput said:
Canseco has been the loudest; Clemens might become the most obnoxious; McGwire and Sosa started earlier; but only Bonds used them to help become perhaps the very best ever

Clemens dug his own grave.
Idiot.

TomGshotput · Aug 21, 2010

Clemens has total career earnings somewhere in the $100 to $200 million range. He could have given me $1 million to advise him to simply say over and over "I never failed a drug test," "No comment," and other such things. If he wanted to take a more risky approach say "I couldn't hit a single homerun, if I was taking them they must not have worked." No admission, no lying, no jail time

nhoj · Aug 21, 2010

Luis Gonzalez find a before and after photo of him and your jaw will drop.

DrunkenHorseplayer · Aug 21, 2010

Has to be Canseco; he started it all in 1988 with his 40/40 season and essentially began to end it with his book and testimony in 2005.

kid44 · Aug 21, 2010

TomGshotput said:
Clemens has total career earnings somewhere in the $100 to $200 million range. He could have given me $1 million to advise him to simply say over and over "I never failed a drug test," "No comment," and other such things. If he wanted to take a more risky approach say "I couldn't hit a single homerun, if I was taking them they must not have worked." No admission, no lying, no jail time

His utter arrogance and stupidity got in the way here. hell, he did not even have to be there if I heard right. Another instance of this 'high and mighty athlete mentality' thinking they can live by their own set of rules.
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gmrcharity · Oct 12, 2014

The sad thing is Bonds and Clemens were HOFERS before taking the juice. Their pride got the best of them.

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