Former pitcher Tom Glavine said Thursday he heard from fellow Hall of Famers that “a lot of guys” support Joe Morgan’s Cooperstown crusade to exclude players linked to performance-enhancing drugs.
“They feel very strongly about it,” Glavine said. “I don't know that I can sit here and tell you that I'm one of those guys. I'm kind of indifferent to it, and I think in large part it's because it was such a big part of my era of baseball that when I played you knew guys were doing stuff.”
Morgan, a Hall of Fame board member, wrote a letter to voters that was emailed by the Hall in November, encouraging them not to vote for steroid-linked players and suggesting Hall of Famers would shun induction ceremonies “if steroid users get in.