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June 11, 2008 Denver Howard

WHAT WILL SAVE BASEBALL?

Looking over my archives of newspaper articles I noticed the November 17, 2007 article by Nancy Armour. It was titled, “No Really A-Rod Can Save Baseball.”

The main point of this article is if A-Rod hits more home runs than Bonds, about the year 2014, this will save baseball by removing Bonds name at the top of the record books. I guess no player can hit in 56 straight games and hit .400 or a team win the World Series after being in last place the 4th of July.

As old as I am, I may not see baseball saved. It is amazing that the home run started the steroids and only home runs can save baseball.

This is only an opinion of a sports journalist.

And that’s the way I saw it.

Until next time.

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