Sacramento Bee – Dec 4, 2004 – Nick Peters – There are more questions than answers Recent revelations regarding sluggers Barry Bonds’ and Jason Giambi’s use of steroids squarely placed the responsibility on Major League Baseball to adopt a tougher drug-testing policy, doctors and ethicists said Friday. Giambi told a grand jury that he used […]
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NBC Sports – August 8, 2007 – Outside of San Francisco, where Barry Bonds enjoyed the home-field advantage of unconditional love, his pursuit and capture of one of sports’ most hallowed records was a mostly joyless affair. The long ascent to No. 756 was awkward, and sometimes heartbreaking. Away from his kingdom of AT&T Park, […]
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Sun-Sentinel – Nov 3, 2005 – Harvey Fialkov – In a time when nearly everyone knows someone who cheats, whether it’s on their income taxes, golf score or spouses, it’s a wonder why baseball fans seem surprised that players are using steroids to gain a competitive advantage. Long before bitter slugger Jose Canseco accused some […]
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