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Baseball's Shameful Saga

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San Diego CityBeat | July 25, 2007

We want so badly to be able to judge the accomplishments of Barry Bonds against those of their predecessors, but we can't because Major League Baseball became addicted to the remarkable performances that substances helped create and the money they generated.

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Tags: sports & fitness

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