Sure, this is a loaded question.
My guess is nine of every 10 would say they would rather be on another planet than support his record-breaking affair, which begins tonight in San Francisco.
So how does this get reconciled?
With an asterisk?
Like Roger Maris, Hank Aaron is getting the raw part of the deal. Both of these guys broke records, probably the most recognizable in pro sports (61 and 755) and both deserve to still own them.
But nothing has been done for Maris. And my guess is nothing will be done for Aaron.
It’s too bad. Barry Bonds probably got an extra 150 home runs, maybe even 250, with the help of illegal substances. I believe the families of Maris and Aaron are the biggest losers here. Their legacies just won’t mean as much, unfortunately.
Again, I ask, what could baseball do to recognize Maris and Aaron as the legitimate home run champions?