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I think drug use is a big problem in baseball today. Unfortunately the reason that drug use is so bad in baseball is because of the Major League Baseball Players Association. Which is the union for the players. The major league baseball Players Association is concerned with only one thing today and that is money.

The truth is that everyone in baseball with the exception of the clean athletes benefits from this illegal use of supplements and stimulants. The owners get move home run, more records being broken and move star players which will put fans in the seats. The agents want huge numbers and huge seasons so that they can negotiate bigger and longer-term contracts for the players and make bigger commissions for themselves.

Perhaps the biggest factor however is the fans - the average fan does not care that using steroids gives an unfair advantage to the other players, or that using steroids is a huge danger to the player. Only the purists, those who really love the game,......

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