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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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If an athlete is always known for taking shortcuts and taking cheap shots during games and practises it would carry over into their personal life's as well. This is because if you get in a habit of doing unethical things you are going to start making bad choices no matter where you are or what your doing.

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Barry Bonds punishment is fair in my opinion because many athletes taking performance enhancing drugs do it to get more famous and since he got caught he's losing fame. The judge gave his the right amount of punishment by teaching him a lesson but not too much of a punishment.

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Barry Bonds, one of the top 10 greatest players in the game’s history, remains Major League Baseball’s home run king, hitting 762 in his 22-year career and 73 in 2001, the single-season record.

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Barry Bonds's ex-girlfriend testified about physical, sexual and behavioral changes , and an admission of steroid use. Though Bonds delivered the sentiment with a broad smile, he was in fact feeling unappreciated, grumpy and terribly jealous.

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What would have been a better decision to make?

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What would have been a better decision to make?

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A better decision to make instead of using steroids is practice makes perfect. He could of put in the extra effort to go to the gym to get stronger and stronger.

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I think he chose this behaviour because he wanted to be better than he already is. He wanted to get more money, more endorsements, more fame ,which was happening until he got caught.

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During his 10 years of eligibility, he did not receive the 75% of the vote needed to be elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Some voters of the Baseball Writers' Association of America stated they did not vote for Bonds because he used performance-enhancing drugs.

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Yet Major League Baseball couldn't convince a single one of their 19 official corporate partners to sponsor the chase, Bloomberg.Steroids helped Barry Bonds break records and also led to MasterCard, KFC, and Charles Schwab breaking endorsement deals with the slugger.

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He was charged with four counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice. During the criminal investigation, evidence was obtained including positive tests for the presence of anabolic steroids and other performance enhancing substances for Bonds and other athletes. Bonds was sentenced to two years of probation, 250 hours of community service, a $4,000 fine and 30 days of home confinement.