Roy Halladay’s thoughts on PED users are crystal clear.
Wednesday at 6:30 pm, the Hall Of Fame class of 2016 will be revealed. Included on the ballot are Roger Clemens and Barry Bonds, and both of those names are immediately associated with performance-enhancing drugs.
Halladay tweeted Tuesday night that there’s no place in the Hall for PED users, and even went as far to say that Clemens and Bonds weren’t good enough to compete fairly.
https://twitter.com/BBTN/status/684756832712261632
Fortunately for Halladay, Hall Of Fame voters likely feel the same way.



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