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Between February 17, 2005 and March 9, 2005 five-hundred sixty-eight Major League players answered a survey and 79% believed steroids played "some role" in recent record breaking performances.

More than a century of baseball history is in jeopardy due to the actions taken by a few players who have chosen to cheat. Generations of fans have followed generations of players who have assaulted the record books, but now the fans and players are left wondering which records are accurate.

Major League players, former Commissioners of Major League Baseball, politicians, professional athletes, members of the media, and an epic number of fans have an opinion, often strong, about the impact and future of our national pastime.

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Did You Know Hank Aaron...


... hit seventy of his seven-hundred fifty-five home runs while facing pitchers who are now enshrined in the National Baseball Hall of Fame? Those pitchers in descending order are:

Quantity

 

Hall of Fame Pitcher

17

 

Don Drysdale

9

 

Robin Roberts

8

 

Bob Gibson

8

 

Juan Marichal

7

 

Sandy Koufax

6

 

Steve Carlton

4

 

Tom Seaver

3

 

Gaylord Perry

3

 

Don Sutton

2

 

Fergie Jenkins

2

 

Nolan Ryan

1

 

Hoyt Wilhelm

 

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