The way I see it, if a professional baseball player needs to take "performance enhancing drugs" to help him acheive what he could do when he was younger, who are we to say he's wrong?

Lots of guys have trouble with their batting when they get a little older--heck, why do you think Pfizer's stock has done so well? Just because a guy's a professional baseball player doesn't mean he shouldn't enjoy the enhanced performance that medical science can offer. After all, aren't hitting home runs and scoring what it's all about?

Of course even baseball players should heed the warnings about multiple inning games that go on beyond 4 hours.