Cris Carter's passionate reason on why Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens 'absolutely' do not belong in the Hall of Fame

Name: Cris Carter's passionate reason on why Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens 'absolutely' do not belong in the Hall of Fame
Uploaded: 2018-01-25T08:52:00-05:00
Description: Reflecting on Barry Bonds and and Roger Clemens both falling short to achieve the MLB Hall of Fame voting threshold of 75%, a heated Cris Carter delivers a passionate message to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe on why he never used steroids in the NFL and why players like Bonds and Clemens who used performance enhancing drugs 'absolutely' do not belong in the MLB Hall of Fame.

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Reflecting on Barry Bonds and and Roger Clemens both falling short to achieve the MLB Hall of Fame voting threshold of 75%, a heated Cris Carter delivers a passionate message to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe on why he never used steroids in the NFL and why players like Bonds and Clemens who used performance enhancing drugs 'absolutely' do not belong in the MLB Hall of Fame.

JANUARY 25, 2018・first things first・2:17

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Cris Carter's passionate reason on why Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens 'absolutely' do not belong in the Hall of Fame

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