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Tuesday, May 1, 2007 12:00 AM

King Kaufman's Sports Daily

Steroids fatigue: Have we heard enough about performance-enhancing drugs? Plus: Zimmer has advice for Yankees. Our advice: Do the opposite!

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  • Wednesday, May 2, 2007 11:51 PM

    I appreciate the insights, but...

    Honestly, I don't care about steroids in baseball or any other sport. I want to see a level playing field and all, but if every player or most players are on a PED, then it creates a sort of level playing field. The players know that they can get away with certain shenanigans and it may only be lightly enforced.

    From what I gather, the thing that bothers most people is that modern PED-enhanced players have an unfair advantage in the record books with the non-PED-enhanced-retired players. The old players also worked in a completely different environment. Babe Ruth was not required to compete against African-American baseball players, for instance. The bottom line, for me, is how does this effect the entertainment of the game that I am watching? Would it really make a difference if a player for my favorite team was on PEDs? Would I like my any team less?

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