I think most people would be surprised at how many did it. I would guess that 11 free agents is low. I am also guessing that there are many more that are not free agents. I would be willing to guess that since they were not illegal and we are talking millions of dollars potentially, that easily 75% of th players at least tried them or growth hormone. also you can not just look for huge size gains. many steroids do not give you super bulk, there are 1000's of choices. I would think that many pitchers would use an oil based type that keeps you leaner and more flexible. also they are not magic, the gains you get depend on your workouts. one of their attributes is that they allow you to workout harder, much more often(recovery time). Now HGH is a little more of a magic pill but you still must work. the thing that I look for is constant injuries to muscle and tendons...especially rips from bone (nomar-griffey) spikes in performance(jobo-steve finley,palmeiro etc) and then huge fall offs later...giambi,nomar,jobo,prior?,..or very abnormal performance..clemens, bonds,sosa...(sorry throwing 150mph at 48 is not normal).add in that clemens actually was a tall skinny kid at texas, and is now a huge hulk of a man much like bonds-most people just think of bonds and his changes. I also don't think most people realize how huge AROD is...he is a monster and he certainly is doing super human things. The only thing that gives me a doubt is that he has never really been hurt