At this point as in what he's done thus far, or ever? If it's the later, I think that's ridiculous. If Braun goes on to hit .305, ends up with 2600 hits, gets another 250+ HR's and has a few more big years, then I think it'll be far enough removed from his positive test and his performance after the fact may well be enough to merit consideration. And Braun is the type of hitter who may lose power, but I think if his health cooperates, he can continue to be a very good hitter. Palmeiro is over 3000 hits and 500 homeruns (both 'automatic' benchmarks in the past) and hasn't even SNIFFED election. Braun isn't getting in. Palmeiro was the exact comparison that I was going to draw, as he and Braun made the most public denials of PED usage, of those later found to be liars. Braun's press conference is right there with Palmeiro's finger wagging. Going further, even if Braun were 100% clean, he would probably be less than 50/50 as a HOF at this point. He would have had to have been very productive and mostly injury free throughout his 30's to compile the necessary statistics. Moot point now.