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By Paul Kix
Monday, May 11, 2009 What if everybody in baseball juiced? Sure, it's almost a rote question now: Ah, didn't they at one point? But what if it were out in the open, encouraged even? If you cast aside the rationale that the effects would be no less comical than the "All Drug Olympics," you're left with the nagging realization that baseball would be, for the first time in ages, transparent and, ironically, pure. That's miles ahead of where the game is now. Michael Hogan at Vanity Fair argues for steroid acceptance ... Activate your ESPN Profile!
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