Baltimore Orioles baseball fans had a chance to vote for their support of Major League Baseball ’ s (MLB) steroid use and policies with their home game attendance Thursday night. Rafael Palmeiro, back after serving a 10-game suspension for testing positive for stanozolol, was notably not in the starting line-up against the visiting Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Attendance was on the thin side, around 27,000 attended at the 48,262 capacity stadium at Camden Yards. The prospects currently look dim for a Palmeiro nomination to baseball ’ s Hall of Fame. Previously, he was virtually assured a place.
Baltimore Orioles baseball fans had a chance to vote for their support of Major League Baseball ' s (MLB) steroid use and policies with their home game attendance Thursday night. Rafael Palmeiro, back after serving a 10-game suspension for testing positive for stanozolol, was notably not in the starting line-up against the visiting Tampa Bay Devil Rays. Attendance was on the thin side, around 27,000 attended at the 48,262 capacity stadium at Camden Yards. The prospects currently look dim for a Palmeiro nomination to baseball ' s Hall of Fame. Previously, he was virtually assured a place.
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