Doug has made some extremely strong points. Just because there are players in the HOF that took PEDs doesn’t mean that all players who cheated should be eligible. There is no reason that the HOF cannot recognize PED users and the stats they accumulated over the course of their career. You should acknowledge their their place in baseball history and how they were able to accumulate those stats (i.e.: wins, home runs, BA, etc.) regardless what they needed to ingest to get there. Induction into the HOF should not be based upon numbers in record books, “especially when the inductees did not stand on the shoulders of their predecessors so much as trample them into the ground with glee.” If all that matters is the history the winners tell us, what about the stories of the honest players who had to play against these cheaters, are they any less? Bonds, Clemens, Ramirez and the rest are just egomaniacal and wanted fame at the expense of most everyone else who played fairly. They made their choice when they decided to artificially manipulate their bodies to improve their performance. Let’s call it like it truly is….it’s not how you play the game that counts. It’s only if you win or lose that really matters in our society. Take every advantage you can possibly obtain no matter how immoral, fraudulent and corrupt it may be…..as long as you don’t get caught.