More from Tango:

I don’t consider it cheating. Baseball fans put it somewhere in the corking/emery board category:

http://tangotiger.net/ethics/ethics_results.php

Basically, it’s an ejection if you are caught, otherwise do whatever you can do. That’s the feeling among fans.

It’s the players themselves that should care, because it sets up a moral issue for them, one that they really shouldn’t need to consider. Mike Schmidt bravely said that he would have taken steroids if they were popular in his era.

If MLB didn’t keep track of so many statistics, it would not be that big a deal either. It’s the "sanctity" of the records that gets the phony outrage in overdrive. No one who follows hockey would compare scoring in the 1920s to scoring in the 1980s without an enormous adjustment level. For some reason, MLB fans do the straight comparsion all the time.

manny is guilty until he pops out a baby