Stop pretending steroid users shouldn’t be in the Baseball Hall of Fame

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The National Baseball Hall of Fame has done a poor job acknowledging some of the top players in MLB history in recent years.

Each and every year when the Baseball Writers Association of America’s Hall of Fame voting results are revealed, some great ballplayers are forever enshrined with a plaque in Cooperstown. But when the latest inductees are announced on Tuesday, you can expect the voters to ignore great players who are confirmed to have used performance-enhancing drugs.

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