All the steroids users who have the proper numbers should be in the hall of fame

Reason 1: MLB did not test for these substances at the time. So while from a moral standpoint, its an easy argument to make that the athlete cheated, professionally as it relates to sports, they did not. The 2003 testing was just to gauge if steroid testing was needed.

Reason 2: Those players were told they would remain anonymous. Even though a few names have leaked, its not fair to the rest of players to have their names leaked. That wasn’t the deal. To go back on that deal serves no purpose except for the public’s interest. So despite the fact they were cheaters, cheating shouldn’t justify violating an agreement between MLB and the Players. As a fan, I would love to know everyone. But I think releasing those names does more harm than good.