That may be true, but has nothing to do at all with his playing career. People are too lazy today to actually teach and would rather just hide everything they do not like about people. You can recognize someone for doing something good without actually praising them or even believing in what they believe. For example you could teach someone that Schilling was a good pitcher in MLB but his personal life should be something that you should not do. You get to teach someone both a positive and a negative human beings are not perfect and the more you learn from one another on what to do and what not to do the better. Society right now is going away from that or at least it seems that way. Now back on topic I hope Bonds and Clemens get in. They may have used steroids but so were others in the league at the time now that doesn't make it right it is just what happened. The league was promoting McGwire when they fully knew he was juicing the stuff was sitting out in his locker during interviews. Bonds and Clemens were two of the best players in all of baseball during the steroid era and it would criminal not to put them in the HOF.