Steroids have never conclusively been proven to guarantee home run success, though. Hitting a baseball is more about hand eye coordination than brute strength. It almost certainly can help, but it's not going to make a guy a great hitter. If anything, it would be easier for steroids to transform someone into a power pitcher than hitter, yet this angle seems to be overlooked at times. How many of those 70 home runs came of pitchers who were juicing as well?
I couldn't agree with you more. Sure steroids add more power and more confidence to a hitter, but baseball is STILL a hard game and you have to make contact before the steroids "start to kick in" so to speak
