A Baseball Career Without Steroids

I think players like Bonds, Palmeiro and Clemens would have been great regardless of steroid use. I also think steroids may even have impaired the performance of certain players, like Jason Giambi. One thing is for sure, in terms of public perception, all those players who have been identified as steroid cheaters, their records will be forever tarnished. So, Sal Fasano really has no reason to be bitter. He has already gotten his due (and made $ millions of his own in the process),

As A Cleveland Indian employee i can tell you Sal and his family are the best addition ot our tribe in a long time . I have met his wife and watched his kids. We love them all!!! I only hope he stas here and retires to a hitting coach job. !!! Way to go SAL~ Cleveland LOVES you

Sal Fasano embodies what sportsmanship is. He IS a real ball player. The ones that take steroids are cheaters, plain and simple. It is because of them that I rarely watch and never attend major league baseball. I much prefer to go to minor league games.

I've known Sal since his UofE days, he has always been solid and goes the extra mile for the game.He also keeps God in his life,which is why he is a true role model.Hey MLB teams, keep this dude in mind to pick up,I'll pay to watch this guy play. I'll also show my kids what a true genuine gritty ballplayer is like.Sal, don't let anything disappoint you.You just ''KEEP ON'' because nice guys don't always finish last.God Bless you Sal, we're praying for you and your family! WWWHHHOOOO!!

Enjoyed article on Sal Fasano and his determination to play baseball without use of steroids. I hope his long years of dedication to the game will earn him a coaching career in the bigs once his active career is over. We need to recognize players like this and not the Bonds of the game. Good for you Sal! Chuck Rohde, Lombard, Illinois

The question isn't even who the real ballplayer is, but this is a real and honorable man.

My new hero! This man should be given a congressional medal ~ for NOT lying to them! He is a true role model for kids who love baseball ~ not the greedy, materialistic egotist we have now. More power to 'ya, Sal!!

I loved this article. Sal has been called up by the Cleveland Indians. Today 7/31, I attended the game. He went 2 for 3, 2 RBIs and 2 runs scored. He was the player of the game! Go Tribe and Go Sal.

Three cheers for this great athlete.