I can’t wait to see the rule changes he’d make.
Well, we already know his stance on lettng steroid users into the Hall of Fame. (Very much for it, for those who missed it.)
So beyond that, I expect the following rule changes:
1. All performance enhancing drugs are now legal. And mandatory.
2. Players are permitted to carry firearms at all times.
3. If a batted ball bounces off a player's head, the batter is out.
I honestly don’t have a problem with steroid users being in hall of fame. A lot of the league was cheating and most of them would’ve been great anyway. Barry Bonds is best player I’ve ever seen.
And fans argue it's not the same thing, but the Hall admitted Gaylord Perry.
Even if you overlook the "degrees of cheating" with Perry, as if such a thing exists, the fact is he openly and arrogantly defied the rules. He even titled his autobiography "The Spitter And Me." How exactly is that not thumbing his nose at the MLB rulebook?
If that level of cheating and arrogance is worth immortalizing, I have no issue with Bonds or Clemens or any other steroid user who at least had the decency to lie about what they did...