and never tested positive.

As a Cleveland fan, I am thrilled for him

Also holds the record for most walk-off home runs …… 13

He's 56th all time in position player WAR. If he wasn't a below average defender, he would probably be around 40th. Most people probably wouldn't guess he was that elite. Not a great defender, also his career started a bit slow, didn't have his first full year until his fifth.

Only six members of the 600 home run club -- three roidies.

最初です、というものはあるとしてもあります。また。またとのが？

会社帰りしますねとも！しかし価格で、こんなとき、また

I feel the same about Griffey's swing.

Bonds was better

PED cheater 👎

Even crazier are the 4* absolute legends who have done it *700* times.

80’s guys? You mean “steroid users”.

@@Texasguy316 80’s NHLers used steroids?

@@mpaulm no they just smoked darts on the bench and ripped lines

And in baseball, once you take the performance enhancing drugs away you realize the same thing. Any record broken in recent history is suspect, and those found to have used drugs to gain an edge should have an asterisk put next to their names in the stat book.

Just like another pitcher reaching 300 wins

Stanton will get to 500, unless he gets hurt. But after him, I don't know who can get there. Maybe Trout, but maybe not.

Aaron Judge

@@jeffstrosmchats7259no he won’t

@@jeffstrosmchats7259 Aaron Judge is 32 and has 289 home runs. He probably will make it, but no PEDs also means shorter careers. Athletes have had their talent very suddenly desert them. Not so rare in baseball. Look around in Baseball Reference or some other stat archive. You'll see. Some have lost it as early as their late 20s and having their last prime year at 32 is not rare at all. Maybe legal supplementation could help too, but my impression is, careers have been shorter since the PED crackdown.

????

Mmmmmmaybe

Definitely with out steroids

Who cares if he did or didn’t ? Get over it !

Not to mention the roid boys

@@stellaspoochpitfeaturingro3522 i agree

The cameraman forget to take the cap off the lens. Sorry about that. Seriously, their probably is film somewhere but it's a lot of work to look it up. It's the internet. Don't expect much.

they probably didn't have any in 1930's.

Crazier that they pumped steroids knowing it was cheating.

Mays and Aaron played in the greenies era. They’re tainted too

@@TL2354 Hank Aaron only tried greenies once, and said he didn’t even like them. He’s clean in my book

Jim Thome was clean, what are you saying

It was 1931 when he hit number 600. Only the rich owned a tv at that time so a lot of games probably weren't recorded on video. There's probably a radio broadcast of it available somewhere though.

The cheaters club

God you people are dorks.

Everyone did it during bonds time he was just too good bonds is the goat

@@kingsavagebruh147yeah the goat of steroids

No

Steroids were around since like the 1940's, just not as easily available. Although I don't think it's very likely, in theory Aaron and Mays could have been using. Speed was definitely a big thing during their careers. While not as much of a performance enhancer as steroids, it is still considered a PED since it increases energy and reaction time. I've heard that Arod was introduced to and became quite close with Canseco before he even made the majors. I think he's the dirtiest of the bunch. It's likely he was using since he started, possibly Sosa too. At least with Bonds it's pretty much accepted that he didn't start using til the late 90's after McGwire and Sosa both demolished Maris' record.

Mays and Mantle admitted they used amphetamines and Pud Galvin was drinking monkey testosterone in the 1890's. Whitey Ford admitted to doctoring the ball most his career and a bunch of other cheaters are in the hall. So all that "purity of the game" crap is exactly what that is - crap.

@@marcoslaureano5562 When i try to think about how monkey testosterone would've been obtained in the 1890's i can't help but think something inappropriate was done to a monkey then good ol' Pud (that's is an awesome name, btw) had drink something disgusting.

I see no photographs where Mantle, Ruth, Aaron, Mays, etc look physically bizarre like Bonds or McGwire.

I grew up as a 13 year old kid watching Pujols burst into the league with the Cards in 2001. People forget or dont know that he actually skipped both AA and AAA ball and went straight from A to MLB. Ironically, it was McGwire who was not clean, that encouraged La Russa to have Pujols start with us opening day. That first year was so incredible that a lot of us thought it was a freak year. But then he continued to put up the same production for 9 more years until he left after 2011. Lied about his age? I don't actually know enough about that to formulate an opinion. But, there has never been a doubt in my mind that he has been clean player his whole career, as well as one of the most prodigiously talented hitters ever. Anyone who says or thinks otherwise is wrong. I dont know if he'll get to 700 home runs, my guess would be about 5 short. But decades from now, he will be regarded as one of the greatest athletes that ever lived. The same stories that my late grandpa told me about Stan Musial as a child, I will be able to tell my grandkids about Pujols.

Man idk about Griffey. Just me personally, but I think that was raw talent.

Rrrrrroooooiiiiiiiiidddddssssss

With a Jacked body....nope to dope

Bonds cheated, he's a punk. Those that cheated and admitted to it later, so be it, no accolades, but I forgive you. If you aren't willing to admit your mistakes, then you can go kick rocks...😊

​@Tomtanker57 Bonds never failed a steroid test. Not one. Unlike Papi A-Rod, Manny, Palmeiro, and a cast of thousands. Take that however you may.