I'm not turning a blind eye and don't give a [expletive] about who used what. I am greatly annoyed that the narrative is Sammy Sosa, proven steroid user, most other guys, clean all-american boy. Honestly, I don't get that impression at all. For one, I think people would talk about McGwire the same way even if we didn't have the proof we ended up with. I see Bagwell even come into question, and he never seemed to blow up out of nowhere, from what I remember. There's like a handful of the big HR hitters of that era that I feel get the pass that you're talking about. Thomas, Thome, and Griffey come to mind. Yes, and the 3 of them combined failed as many tests as Sosa did, had as many indictments as Sosa did, have the same smoking guns that Sosa did. I think the only difference (and the main thing that gets those guys the pass) is the (perceived?) lack of a dramatic body change. It's stupid, but those few guys are clearly the outliers. Thomas was an SEC football player and Griffey was constantly injured late in his career(Which is clear sign of steroid use. That or staying healthy for too late into your career) Oh and in addition to those guys everyone who didn't [expletive] tons of home runs or was a pitcher not named Clemens.(This will probably include admitted user Andy Pettitte.)