Doesn't it also kind of ignore the fact that other cheating has gone on throughout the history of the game? People have been taking greenies for a long time. Spitballs, corked bats, scuffed balls, etc....have been going on for several generations. I'm not saying any of that excuses what's gone on with steroids/PEDs, but a lot of those other forms of cheating never seem to be met with this kind of anger. Cheating will continue to evolve in all sports. The key is whether the governing authorities for those sports can manage to not ignore it for a couple decades when something new comes along. Cheating becomes a bigger issue when the breaking of records is involved, be it the 100 meter dash, the 50 meter butterfly or the greatest record of them all - the career home run record. I think the cheating of Gaylord Perry, Albert Belle, Norm Cash, Don Sutton, etc. would have received greater scrutiny/disdain if they were close to breaking any of baseball more cherished records.