Michael X. Ferraro, AlterNet. January 29, 2008. It’s time to rewrite baseball's record book, so why not put the 'roid users in their exclusive super-sized league?
Dave Zirin, AlterNet. January 8, 2008. Dealing with steroids accusations, Roger Clemens got a taste of the flammable hypocrisy that burns athletes when their careers cross with drugs.
Russell Wellen, Scholars and Rogues AlterNet: Health and Wellness. December 26, 2007. Which sets a worse example for young T-ball players? Drug use or a witch hunt?
Earl Ofari Hutchinson, AlterNet. December 20, 2007. The radically different treatment Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds have received about alleged drug use is a racist double standard.
Sean Gonsalves, AlterNet. December 17, 2007. Using steroids to bulk up isn't just a problem in baseball, but it's afflicting law enforcement in New York and Blackwater mercenaries in Iraq.
Satyam Khanna, Think Progress AlterNet: PEEK. December 14, 2007. Ironically, Bush wants to put "behind us" a steroid culture that his negligent management helped foster.
Dave Zirin, AlterNet. December 14, 2007. MLB honchos not knowing about steroid use is like Bush not "reading" the National Intelligence Estimate while saber-rattling against Iran.
Tommy McDonald, AlterNet. December 13, 2007. Now that we know Roger Clemens took steroids, will he get the same rough treatment that Barry Bonds did? Doubtful.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson, AlterNet. December 13, 2007. Even though the Mitchell Report shows that much of the MLB was complicit in steroid use, Barry Bonds is the only one who will take the fall.
Adam Howard, AlterNet AlterNet: War on Iraq. November 29, 2007. Keith Olbermann interviews Michael Ratner about his recent lawsuit against the infamous mercenary firm currently operating in Iraq.
Steven Reynolds, The All Spin Zone AlterNet: PEEK. November 28, 2007. Steven Reynolds: Blackwater has another scandal on its hands, and it is turning to Bud Selig to handle it.
Faiz Shakir, Think Progress AlterNet: PEEK. November 17, 2007. Faiz Shakir: Bonds' biggest mistake? Breaking a record and maybe not looking enough like Scooter Libby.
Dave Zirin, CounterPunch. November 16, 2007. As the media hovers over the legal woes of Barry Bonds, where's the talk about Bush's new attorney general, who is potentially as dangerous as the last?
Guest Blogger, AlterNet: PEEK. July 23, 2007. Sheldon Drobny: The mainstream press has no problem editorializing about how awful Barry Bonds is, even though Bush has broken far more rules with far more tragic results.
Ellen Goodman, Truthdig. May 29, 2007. With technology becoming far more sophisticated and pervasive, sports is awash in ethical dilemmas. So where does a lightning fast amputee fit in the spectrum of Barry Bonds with his alleged doping and Tiger Woods with his better-than-perfect Lasik eyes?
