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steroids should be used in MLB because it was increase the exposure that they receive and may even make the sport more nationally entertaining. But while that may be beneficial it can also be a terrible downfall for the sport being that everybody is great and enhanced.

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I feel like Chris Benoit killed his family due to the malfunctions of the CTE dealing with his brain, and the other small traits could had worsen the effects and also different moods could have played a big role on how he's feeling.

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Tianna Daniels

Yes, I feel like steroids benefit baseball players but I also agree with Natalie, if viewers keep seeing these players gaining home runs it’ll become predictable and boring. Also agree with Dereon S. If all of these players are using steroids there won’t be any competition, it just going to be a loop. I also feel like there should be no steroids at all, because that will be initially cheating.

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I believe steroids should not be in baseball because sports should only be off of peoples natural ability and how much effort they actually put in the sport. it should not be allowed in any type of professional league because you got there off of your natural ability. then the sport wouldn't even be the same it just be a drug contest.

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Steroids being used in baseball would benefit the MLB itself, but its effects on the players would be bad. Steroids allow for players to hit home runs frequently, therefore making the sport more interesting for consumers to watch. More people would attend games, giving the MLB higher revenue. On the other hand, the effects of steroids would hurt players, especially in the long term. Players would be at risk of heart attacks, strokes, tumors, kidney failure, and more.

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Samuel Powell ( Should Steroids be all owe in baseball? )

I agree with everyone, it would be beneficial as it would bring a lot of more excitement to a really boring sport. Even though steroids CAN be dangerous, if it’s taken under moderation there shouldn’t be many problems.

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I believe that the use of steroids in the MLB would hurt baseball in the long run. Yes, sales would start coming in but eventually people will start to grow old of it, watching the same thing over and over again. Nobody would want to watch a drugged out sport where whatever one can do the other can replicate it.

-Jacob Caesar Jr

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Tianna Daniels

I feel like there was many reasons to why Chris snapped and killed his family. He was already battling stress because he didn’t know how to fully treat his son’s mental issues.

His CTE could have impacted the consequences as well because there are traits of dementia.

The steroids could have just been something that made everything worse, something that gave him a reason to snap.

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Chris Benoit killed his family due to his CTE affecting his brain. Steroid abuse also could've caused "roid rage", which is characterized by intense hostility and mood swings. Family related stress could've played a role too.

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Chris Benoit killing his family was just cruel, I believe that it was a mix of everything that he was going through, the CTE, the steroids, and having the trouble with taking care of his family. The CTE caused his brain to be impaired and not allowing him to think straight/properly anymore. The steroids caused a rage known as "roid rage" which pairs to the sudden anger in killing his family. And the built up stress he had from needing to take care of his family. So all of this built up to the death of his family, and himself.

-Jacob Caesar

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Dillon George

I feel like that he had killed himself and his family because once he was going in the wwe he started to get a lot of head trauma from it due from chairs being banged on his and him taking the steroids and getting addicted to it while he was getting the injuries it could have taken a lot on his mental