Hank Aaron, the Greatest

At presstime, I’m watching my beloved St. Louis Cardinals do battle with San Diego.
I don’t expect my Birds to go the distance this year, but I’m sure in the mood to be pleasantly surprised.
Anyhoo, I thought it would be appropriate to pick a baseball site for today’s FamilyFirst pick. And not only is it a baseball site, it’s a tribute to, IMHO, the greatest player ever to play the game. However, since he never played for any teams from New York, Boston, or Los Angeles, he remains, despite his obvious greatness, somewhat obscure.
The greatest baseball player in history is one Henry Aaron. Today’s FamilyFirst pick is his official Hall of Fame tribute.

I have to tell you, it makes me physically ill when barry bonds (intentionally uncapitalized) continues to evade justice. When he signs with Steinbrenner next year, he will no doubt break Hank’s vaunted record that should have stood for many more years. He will do so (a) with the help of the American League’s idiotic DH rule and (b) despite having admitted in court to taking steroids.
His court testimony stated that he took a substance under his tongue that he thought was mineral oil. Oh darn, it turns out to be steroids that his evil trainer slipped him.
Humanity, are we stupid enough to believe that?
The worst part is that the courageous authors who exposed his court testimony are, at presstime, facing incarceration for publishing the details of bond’s trial testimony. His trainer, too, sits in the hoosegow for refusing to testify against this scofflaw.
Here’s to you, Hammerin’ Hank. May history eventually give you the justice of being the all time home run champion, no DH, no steroids.
http://www.baseballhalloffame.org/hofers/detail.jsp?playerId=110001