10 anabolic / steroid questions for the new MLB baseball season

1.  Will the Giants Barry Bonds break Hank Aaron's career home run record, and how will baseball celebrate the juice king's steroid era asterisk? (Montreal Gazette)

2.  Will Barry Bonds be indicted for perjury by a BALCO grand jury? (Casper Star-Tribune)

3.  What will happen to the LA Angels Gary Matthews Jr, Jerry Hairston Jr, and the other accused HGH users in the course of the year? (Metro Canada)

4.  Will Gary Sheffield be a force for the Tigers? (My Fox, Detroit)

5.  How will accused juicer Sammy Sosa fair in his comeback attempt with the Texas Rangers? (LA Times) (Metro Canada)

6. Do players with 500 home runs, like Frank Thomas, now with Toronto, count anymore in the bloated steroid era? (Toronto Sun)

7.  Will politicians like former Senator George Mitchell or presidential candidate John McCain impact the regulation of steroids and anabolics in baseball? (American Spectator) (Steroid Nation) (Philly News)

8.  How effective will New York Guillermo Mota be after his come back from his 50 game steroid suspension? (SF Chronicle)

9.  In 2007, will the home run rate be 'steroid era' up or 'large stroke zone down' down (experts say the strike zone is tight this year) (USA Today)

10.  Will anyone recall that  Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte were suspected of HGH use in the Jason Grimsley investigation? Where did that story go? (411mania)

Bonus question: 11. Will the Kansas City Royals win 70 games this year?

Comments

[swbkrn]

I fear that on Openning day, this issue it will go back in the closet and we will all believe in the sanctity of baseball until someone hits 100 HRs in a season.

If Mitchell puts some pressure on the game . . . something may pop out . . . maybe. Real pressure that can change the environment for the better can only come from the customer . . . the fans.

The fans need to demand a change . . . lookup www.livetrue61.com.

Show Baseball what is important; just maybe, the trend will change from big contracts for big bodies . . . to big contracts for integrity!