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So, who is more to blame for the ongoing mess, most recently manifested in Alex Rodriguez's admission that he was juiced? Is Major League Baseball, which scored record interest, attendance and profits when its top sluggers were on the needle, and sending balls into the stratosphere? Or is the the players' union, which went to the wall to protect athletes who committed daily crimes against fair competition, and their own bodies, thanks to the gifts of modern chemistry?

Or could it be both? Or neither, with the malefactors being a few misguided individuals, instead of business institutions?

One take comes from the blog of Ted Robinson, under the heading of MLB Taking Some Hard Hits.

What do you think?

Tags: alex rodriguez, bud selig, doug fehr, major league baseball, mlb players' union, steroids, ted robinson

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I blame them both. Last I looked, Steriods were illegal. period. to use them is breaking the law. period. as soon as the union and MLB realize that looking the other way or covering for lawbreakers is not the way to run a railroad, i'll have the same respect for current players as i do for Ruth, Paige, Gibson, Dimaggio, Mays and others.

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I blame Getafix . . . the one who started it all.

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Only because he was distracted by Cacofonix warbling a tune....

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