Agreed. The sad thing about Rodriguez and Bonds is that they were clearly great players who would've been HoFamers without 'roids. McGuire was a great power hitter, but couldn't stay healthy until he juiced. Sammy Sosa was having a good career till the mid-90s, then went from averaging 35 homers to hitting 66 in '98. The problem with the 90s is that it seems a good portion of MLB players, including pitchers, were juicing. Frankly, that makes the careers of guys who are 'suspicion-free' like Tony Gwynn, Ken Griffey Jr. and Greg Maddux even more amazing.