Saed Hindash/Newark Star-Ledger via US Presswire
Barry Bonds was the first name I checked on my Hall of Fame ballot.
Roger Clemens was the second name I checked.
Sammy Sosa was the third.
There was no hesitation. No moment of wavering. Didn't even blink.
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