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CrazyCanuck · 03-18-2005, 02:10 AM

I'm not in favor of asterisks. There have always been cheaters in the game.

It's the league's responsibility to enforce the rules, and given that MLB is probably the worst run league in the history of sports, I'm not surprised that they haven't. It would also help if they had some rules to begin with.

While I don't doubt that many of today's players are juiced, I don't think it's fair to punish them based on rules that didn't exist.

PS - Anyone catch the hearings today? - high comedy.
Sosa, Canseco, Palmeiro, McGwire, Schilling all sitting at the same table (Frank Thomas via satellite) with congressmen firing questions at them. Funny stuff.

Here's my report card:
- Sosa - looked as juiced as ever
- Canseco - juiced
- McGwire - juiced
- Palmeiro - looked clean to me
- Schilling - not juiced I don't think, just a little fat
- Thomas - underterminable due to satellite feed

GO NATS

03-18-2005, 02:10 AM	#12
CrazyCanuck Serenity Now Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 2,008	Re: Asterisks on Baseball Records I'm not in favor of asterisks. There have always been cheaters in the game. It's the league's responsibility to enforce the rules, and given that MLB is probably the worst run league in the history of sports, I'm not surprised that they haven't. It would also help if they had some rules to begin with. While I don't doubt that many of today's players are juiced, I don't think it's fair to punish them based on rules that didn't exist. PS - Anyone catch the hearings today? - high comedy. Sosa, Canseco, Palmeiro, McGwire, Schilling all sitting at the same table (Frank Thomas via satellite) with congressmen firing questions at them. Funny stuff. Here's my report card: - Sosa - looked as juiced as ever - Canseco - juiced - McGwire - juiced - Palmeiro - looked clean to me - Schilling - not juiced I don't think, just a little fat - Thomas - underterminable due to satellite feed GO NATS