The Mets Police: No Steroids Committee For The Baseball Hall of Fame

No Steroids Committee For The Baseball Hall of Fame

Shannon Shark, Mets Police Chief

Baseball writers have turned down a proposal to form a committee for developing guidelines on evaluating players from the steroids era in Hall of Fame voting.

Read here: http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2009/07/14/3025690-baseball-writers-vote-down-steroids-committee?category=sports

I don't know much about the proposal, but seems like a reasonable idea...unless you want to leave out the all time Home Run leader, the guy who hit the most home runs in a season, and the second most, and the third most...and some 3,000/500 guys...and a guy with 354 wins

Oh and the hit king isn't in either.

Nice sport you guys have. Let's be sure to keep the hall clean.

Unrleated thought: Make sure you cheer for all the first basemen in tonight's All-Star game.

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