Frank Thomas: anti-doping policy of MLB becomes more sophisticated

However some persons claim that doping will be never eradicated from sports, you can come across more optimistic points of view linked with this issue.
The former MLB player Frank Thomas notes that he has had success has in baseball without application of steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs. He is happy that he has never doped. Looking at Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, he is proud of his achievements in baseball. The baseball stars Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa have reached great success. But now their achievements are removed. These sportsmen are considered to be liars. They haven’t been elected for the Baseball Hall of Fame, despites of their success. Frank Thomas is happy about this aspect. He notes that consumers of steroids must never be in the Hall of Fame. Furthermore, Frank Thomas says that he has played during the steroid era successfully without application of banned medicines.
Frank Thomas notes that he has respected the great baseball players Sammy Sosa, Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens.  But since they have administered anabolic steroids and/or other prohibited products, Frank Thomas doesn’t consider them stars longer. However, he doesn’t have harsh words for them. But Frank Thomas claims that administration of performance-enhancing drugs is their decision and they should suffer the consequences, being out of the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Sammy Sosa have been tainted. Their accomplishments don’t cost anything because they are fake. Such persons shouldn’t be praised.
Frank Thomas thinks that the MLB acts properly, agreeing to introduce blood testing for HGH. While baseball players have been subjected to urine testing for HGH, they will also submit to blood testing for this banned preparation regularly. So, Frank Thomas thinks that the anti-doping policy becomes more efficacious in the MLB. He supposes that doping will be eliminated from this sport totally. Games will be soon fair, according to Frank Thomas.