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View Poll Results: Who is the rightful Single Season MLB Champ?
Babe Ruth 21 8.86%
Roger Maris 136 57.38%
Mark McGwire 2 0.84%
Barry Bonds 78 32.91%
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Old 10-02-2011, 02:12 PM
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Like it or not it is Barry Bonds. The bottom line is what he was taking at the time was not banned by MLB. MLB knew about it but they were to busy making money to do anything about it.
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Isn't it interesting how these folks that were not doing anything that was banned by MLB still won't admit what they were doing that wasn't banned?
The shine is off the record.
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Like it or not it is Barry Bonds. The bottom line is what he was taking at the time was not banned by MLB. MLB knew about it but they were to busy making money to do anything about it.
Hate to say it but it is true and the powers to be did everything they could to praise McGwire and Sosa as the saviors of baseball, then stabbed them and everyone else in the back when they decided enough was enough. If Bonds wasn't so anti social and such a prick you have to wonder how much different everyone would think of him and the whole situation. Bottom line is they didn't break any rules at the time so it is what it is, a giant cluster F*&^
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