[LUconn]

what's more valuable: 756 or the last HR of his career (803)?

[scuzdriver]

I'd say the last one. It's the record one.

[RubberMallet]

I'd say the last one. It's the record one.

correct...

my money however is that this one may be different....by the time he hits his last one we may have more steroid stuff out in the open

[El Scorcho]

The evolution of Barry Bonds:

http://www.time.com/time/specials/2007/ ... 85,00.html

[Schfourteenteen]

and he can have it for less than 5% of what he is making this season.......i will disagree though for obvious reasons, Clemens is the best player of the era IMHO.

He was also mentioned by good ole Jason Grimsley as a roider

Fact is we wont know who did and who didnt and baseball will never be the same as it once was. This will always be a dirty sport, just like football just like everything else and were just going to have to accept that. Having said that I think its harder for most of us to say that because 755 and 61 were such historic numbers, and in reality it meant something to us and now looking back we see how baseball has done an injustice to what those men did. Most of us want the clean baseball back not because steroids are bad but because this has replaced the most hollowed record in all of sports and in all our hearts and we want to love the guy who did it. Barry is a jerk yes, and hes probably a liar, but the man supposed to have that record is supposed to be the guy we look up to. If A-Rod breaks it, so be it. Clean baseball is a lost cause so all we can do is stop dreaming about what once was and move on. I hate how baseball is now but nothing will change and owners will make millions and players will always do whatever is necessary to be that guy who made history.