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Barry Bonds was caught using steroids multiple times. This has caused Major League Baseball to investigate the issue and ban him from playing in the league again.

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He lost a plethora of endorsement deals such as MasterCard, KFC, and Charles Schwab.

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He was permanently suspended from the MLB and lost a chance of going to the Hall of Fame.

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Barry Bonds said he took steroids to recover from an elbow injury, but the real reason is, so he had an advantage in building muscle.

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He should have just stayed natural because if he did then he would probably be in the Hall of Fame.

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How did the action make people think of him?

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How did the action make people think of him?

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People felt betrayed because they loved him so much and were inspired by him and his power.

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He is still respected in the MLB because of what he did previous to taking steroids but also shown as a bad example of morals in the sport.

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Do I think that his punishment was good?

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Do I think that his punishment was good?

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I think he should have been suspended from the MLB, but I still think that he should be inducted into the Hall of Fame.

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If an athlete is always known for taking shortcuts on workouts and/or taking cheap shots during games, will that carry over into their personal life as well?

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If an athlete is always known for taking shortcuts on workouts and/or taking cheap shots during games, will that carry over into their personal life as well?

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I think that it will absolutely carry over and the person will be less trustworthy than someone that played fair.