Barry Bonds is the greatest baseball player of all time

Hello FanBoy. Thank for this interesting topic. So, we meet yet again on a sport topic. This time I'm against your position. You said Barry Bonds is the greatest baseball player of all time. I will prove otherwise. And i will give you some players who do deserve this recognition. You also said Steroids has nothing to do with Home Runs growth. I will also prove this theory is wrong. You also mention everyone was doing it. Again i will show this is also wrong. My first set of arguments will focus on other great players. Who should be consider as the greatest players in Baseball. My first player is none other than Babe Ruth. "Babe Ruth is not only the most famous but the greatest baseball player of all time. He ranks #1 on the Black Ink test and #1 on the Hall of Fame Standards test. While most people know he was a truly great hitter, fewer are aware that he ranks in the top 20 all-time as a pitcher in both winning percentage and ERA". (1.) https://www.baseball-reference.com... My second player is Willie Mays. "Willie Mays is one of the three or four players who are considered when observers try to decide who is the game's all-time greatest player. He was the complete player, with tremendous home run power, incredible fielding ability, a high batting average, good on-base percentage, great speed, and a nice guy". (2.) https://www.baseball-reference.com... My third player is Hank Aaron. "A member of the Hall of Fame, is best known for setting the record for most home runs in a career (755), surpassing the previous mark of 714 by Babe Ruth. Aaron also holds the career marks for runs batted in (2,297), extra base hits (1,477), and total bases (6,856). He won one World Series ring with the Milwaukee Braves in 1957, and the National League Most Valuable Player Award the same year. He also earned three Gold Glove Awards, and made 22 All-Star appearances". (3.) https://www.baseball-reference.com.... Either though he is actually rank 5 on the Baseball Reference. I have him at third for me. But if you was wondering where is Barry Bonds on this list he is at "34". (4.) https://www.baseball-reference.com... My second part of this argument is steroids. You said this "First of all steroids will not make you a better hitter". I will argue against this and have scientific evidence on why this statement you said is wrong. "Authors concluded that patients with supraphysiologic levels of TE had a significantly greater increase in their lean muscle mass as well as a more significant increase in size of their legs and triceps, and a more significant increase in the weight they could bench press and squat compared to the control group." (5.) https://www.omicsonline.org... "There was a significant increase in players who hit more than 40 HR in a single season during the steroid era compared to before and after this time period". (6.) https://www.omicsonline.org... If you look at Barry Bonds pictures during his early playing days. You start to wonder how did he get so big toward the end of his career. Defiantly his head, this inst natural. His arms and shoulders were just huge during the end. But how? "Barry Bonds began using steroids after the 1998 baseball season and came to rely on a wide variety of performance-enhancing drugs over the next several years, according to a book written by two Chronicle reporters and excerpted in this week's Sports Illustrated". (7.) http://m.sfgate.com... You also mention everyone was using. Not true. I will give you some names during the Barry Bonds era who never used. Ken Griffey Jr., Derek Jeter, Greg Maddux, Tom Glavine, Albert Belle, Ichiro Suzuki, Omar Vizquel. Just to name a few. These players that i mention were never link or heard anything about using performing enhancing drugs. Another comparison is Albert Pujols, he was natural big, and you never saw him grown in his arms or shoulders or anything. So just by looking at his body size during his early playing career to now. You can see his body size haven't changed. But with Barry Bonds you could see huge difference in his body sizes. You also said this "how can you cheat when steroids were not illegal at the time in MLB??" "Anabolic steroids, which fall under the general category of Performance Enhancing Drugs (PED), have been a banned substance for Major League Baseball (MLB) players since 1991". (8.) https://www.omicsonline.org... So according to this statement Anabolic steroids was banned. So case closed... Barry Bonds is not the best player ever, nor will ever be considered as the best.... Thank you fanBoy. The floor is yours.....