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- Has public cell-phone use gotten out of hand?

- If someone unknowingly sells an extremely valuable piece of art for something far less than its true worth, is the new owner responsible for partially repaying the orginial owner?

- Should Martha Stewart be allowed to carry out her sentence by doing community service instead of jail time?

- Is plagiarizing from the Internet any different than plagiarizing from a book?

- Do CEOs get paid too much?

- Do fast-food chains have some responsibility for customers' weight problems?

- Is it wrong for a private social club to limit its membership to women based on their attractiveness?

- Should a real-estate broker tell the potential buyer about a murder that occured in a house, regardless of whether he or she was asked?
- Does an elected official have an ethical responsibility to keep tabs on where political contributions are coming from?
- Is it right to enact punishment before trial?
-- Is it ever all right to encourage a child to use force to stand up to a bully?
-- Is it OK to hide behind anonymity when voicing a complaint or criticism?
-- Is it OK to use sex appeal to get ahead in the business world?

SOUND OFF: FOUL BALL


Barry Bonds, the San Francisco Giants baseball player, reportedly told a grand jury that he didn't know the substances his personal trainer had given him to use were illegal steroids. According to an article in The San Francisco Chronicle, he testified that he thought he was using flaxseed oil and an arthritis balm.


With 703 home runs, Bonds is considered a shoe-in for election to the Baseball Hall of Fame after he retires. The question looms: If Bonds is found to have used an illegal steroid to enhance his performance, should he be banned from baseball as well as the Hall of Fame?


What do you think?

HERE'S WHAT READERS ARE SAYING:

 

Every high-profile cheat who goes unpunished breeds
thousands of little cheats. The cumulative effect of
cheating in this country is like parasites in the
body; cheating is making our culture sick. Baseball
needs to purge itself of all cheats, including Barry
Bonds.


Eva Bellinger

 

 

In my opinion Barry Bonds should be banned from the baseball Hall of Fame - unless his trainer is willing to testify that he gave Bonds the substances and told him they were flaxseed oil and an arthritis balm, and allows himself to be prosecuted and/or pay a humungous fine.

Ruth E. Wagner

Madison, WI

 

 

Jeff,
I have been a Barry Bonds fan for many years. I do not condone the use of
steroids by any professional athlete, but how many others have broken
records and used steroids? How will we ever know if Hank Aaron, Rickey
Henderson, Mark McGuire, Reggie Jackson, or any others used steroids? We
will never know. The fact that they refuse to admit any use doesn't convince
me they were clean. And how much does MLB really care about steroid use?
They are just now starting to explore testing for steroids even though
players have been using the substance for over 30 years!
I think it is time to drop the issue of Bonds using steroids and start
testing MLB players if that is what America wants to see. The media has
disliked Bonds for many years. If it was Alex Rodriguez or Curt Schilling
who used steroids would the media have created such a stir?
J.Lowe
Mission Viejo, Ca.

 

 

When I attend sporting events I want to see the athletes at their very best! If this means steroids, so be it. I must have been asleep when the steroids furor started because I don't know why they are illegal. If it's a health  problem then those guys must know whats happening and are willing to take the risk. Taking them off of the illegal list levels the playing field and answers the question on the Hall of Fame admission. Look at alcohol, sugar and other excesses we have. Legislating controls doesn't work.

Rue Smith

Orange, Ca.

 

 

 


I can not believe Mr. Bonds story and does he really think others will as well? To hire a personal trainer to stay in top shape & enhance your professional performance and that hired professional trainer will not inform you of what he is giving you to ingest? That professional trainer would be sued by all involved! Come on Mr. Bonds. Barry used steroids to inhance his professional performance, which at the time of him using the drugs was not illegal in Professional Baseball. Steroid usage is now illegal in Professional Baseball.  No Mr. Bonds should not be banned from Baseball but should ban from the Hall of Fame!

Raul Herrera.

 

 


Where did the respect for old timers go? Vanished are the times when a
man
showed up at the park either hurt, tired, or full of energy. When a
ballplayer got a hit, made a catch into the stands it meant he was a
true
althlete who used his natural abilities to excel at a game which many
of us
would die for.
Today with the use of steriods; it's no longer using ones natural
ability.
It's an enhancement drug. There can be no comparsion between yesterdays
stars and todays users. Today users should not have their records
accepted
as with Barry Bonds regardless, if he knew about it or not. Barry's
steriod
use greatly assisted his homerun production. Did Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth,
Ted
Williams, Reggie Jackson, Harmon Killebrew and Jimmy Foxx to name a few
use
steriods --NO!! How can the average fan embrace Barry's record-- come
on!
I'm neither a sport writer(as you can see) nor a person involved in the
sport. I am, however, a fan of baseball's past and todays players are
missing the point it's about natural ability not chemical ability that
turns
me on.


Best Regards
John Elwood

Newspaper - Hartford Courant

 

  

 

Dear sir, He should NOT be allowed in the Hall. It'd be difficult to ban Barry Bonds from baseball right now though, With steroid use so prevalent , he surely isnt alone. He CHEATED , plain and simple. But apparently, so have others. What message are we sending our youth, When we wink and allow this to go unpunished? Criminy sakes....Instead, we idolize him for his poweress.... For cryin out load, Pete Rose is currently banned from baseball and The Hall of Fame for breaking the rules. He CHEATED! Tell me why one is more or less severe than the other?
And let me get this straight, the steroids were supplied by his close friend and personal trainer, yet, he didnt know what they were? Egads!
WHY isnt he sueing the pants off that guy then? It doesnt add up , Barry had prior knowledge, this is obvious to the public, and he should come clean. Rose...er....Bonds made a bad choice(s). Hitting 800 homers wont change that. Barry needs to stand up and demonstrate integrity, instead of claiming ignorance. His multiple MVP awards indicate hes one heck of a ball player. Now we'll see what kind of a person he is.....
Sincerely, Dennis Akren
Ladera Ranch, Calif.
OC Register

 

Mr. Seglin:


reference your column 12/20/04 regarding barry bonds
and whether he should be banned from both the hall of
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Game: July 12, Detroit

Voting released June 27

First base: 1. Albert Pujols, Cardinals, 1,714,179. 2. Derrek Lee, Cubs, 1,654,267. 3. Doug Mientkiewicz, Mets, 398,073. 4. Jim Thome, Phillies, 306,073. 5. Hee-Seop Choi, Dodgers, 301,250.

Second base: 1. Jeff Kent, Dodgers, 1,334,686. 2. Mark Grudzielanek, Cardinals, 825,767. 3. Todd Walker, Cubs, 641,835. 4. Craig Biggio, Astros, 626,416. 5. Chase Utley, Phillies, 463,070.

Third base: 1. Scott Rolen, Cardinals, 1,289,903. 2. Aramis Ramirez, Cubs, 1,012,268. 3. Troy Glaus, Diamondbacks, 711,684. 4. Chipper Jones, Braves, 643,626. 5. David Wright, Mets, 507,518.

Shortstop: 1. Cesar Izturis, Dodgers, 940,944. 2. David Eckstein, Cardinals, 896,531. 3. Nomar Garciaparra, Cubs, 712,410. 4. Clint Barmes, Rockies, 569,605. 5. Jose Reyes, Mets, 472,310.

Catcher: 1. Mike Piazza, Mets, 1,173,789. 2. Paul Lo Duca, Marlins, 795,635. 3. Michael Barrett, Cubs, 778,932. 4. Ramon Hernandez, Padres, 642,275. 5. Yadier Molina, Cardinals, 630,772.

Outfield: 1. Bobby Abreu, Phillies, 1,389,211. 2. Jim Edmonds, Cardinals, 1,332,002. 3. Carlos Beltran, Mets, 1,316,894. 4. Miguel Cabrera, Marlins, 917,985. 5. Ken Griffey, Jr., Reds, 854,951. 6. Larry Walker, Cardinals, 732,785. 7. Pat Burrell, Phillies, 609,698. 8. Milton Bradley, Dodgers, 605,599. 9. Andruw Jones, Braves, 591,284. 10. Jeromy Burnitz, Cubs, 569,358. 11. Cliff Floyd, Mets, 549,837. 12. Corey Patterson, Cubs, 545,107. 13. J.D. Drew, Dodgers, 521,089. 14. Carlos Lee, Brewers, 516,834. 15. Reggie Sanders, Cardinals, 510,864.

MLS MLS
Eastern W L T Pts GF GA
New England 9 1 4 31 28 13
Chicago 8 6 2 26 27 23
Kansas City 5 3 6 21 24 18
MetroStars 5 4 5 20 22 16
D.C. United 5 4 4 19 18 15
Columbus 4 8 1 13 11 23
Western W L T Pts GF GA
FC Dallas 10 2 3 33 28 14
Los Angeles 7 5 3 24 20 18
San Jose 5 3 6 21 21 15
Colorado 4 9 2 14 16 21
Real Salt Lake 3 9 3 12 10 25
CD Chivas USA 1 12 3 6 15 38

NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie.

Today&#8217;s games

Columbus at Kansas City, 7 p.m.

D.C. United at Chicago, 7:30 p.m.

Colorado at San Jose, 9:30 p.m.

Saturday&#8217;s games

D.C. United at Columbus, 6:30 p.m.

San Jose at FC Dallas, 7:30 p.m.

Chicago at CD Chivas USA, 9 p.m.

Monday, July 4

Kansas City at Colorado, 8:30 p.m.

MetroStars at Real Salt Lake, 8:30 p.m.

New England at Los Angeles, 9 p.m.

Saturday, July 9

Kansas City at D.C. United, 5 p.m.

San Jose at Columbus, 6:30 p.m.

Los Angeles at MetroStars, 7 p.m.

New England at Chicago, 7:30 p.m.

Real Salt Lake at CD Chivas USA, 9 p.m.

Wednesday, June 22

FC Dallas 2, CD Chivas USA 1

Los Angeles 1, Real Salt Lake 1, tie

New England 3, Columbus 1

Saturday&#8217;s results

Kansas City 3, CD Chivas USA 0

FC Dallas 3, Colorado 1

New England 4, MetroStars 2

San Jose 3, Los Angeles 0

Sunday&#8217;s result

Chicago 3, Real Salt Lake 1

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Jeff Cunningham, COL 11 8 1
Carlos Ruiz, DAL 11 7 2
Pat Noonan, NE 12 7 1
Clint Dempsey, NE 11 6 6
Landon Donovan, LA 10 6 4
Jaime Moreno, DC 13 6 4
Taylor Twellman, NE 10 6 3
Nate Jaqua, CHI 14 6 1
Amado Guevara, MET 13 5 6
Ronnie O&#8217;Brien, DAL 13 5 5
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