Reporters ask retired baseball players about steroid users and Baseball Hall of Fame

What do retired baseball players claim about intake of steroids? This is the question which is frequently asked by reporters and widely debated by media. Different persons have various ideas about this issue.
Recently several retired players of the Major League Baseball were interviewed by several reporters who tried to learn opinions of the retired players about the steroid era in baseball. Should consumers of steroids be in the Hall of Fame?
Reggie Jackson, Goose Gossage, Dave Henderson, Curt Schillling, Mike Piazza, George Brett and Morgan Ensberg don’t desire to see steroid users in the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Later a journalist asked Wade Boggs about this issue as well. He played professional baseball for 18 years. He was asked whether consumers of steroids could be allowed to be chosen for the Hall of Fame. The retired baseball player confirmed that steroid users should not be in the Hall Of Fame. According to his words, it is not the best message for American youth. No one should be allowed to be in the Hall of Fame and say that he is one of the greatest players because he has taken anabolic steroids. It is the bad message for the youth of the whole world.
As for the case linked with Roger Clemens, Boggs said nothing negative about him.
Clemens was accused of lying before the Congress about administration of steroids and HGH. He was charged with obstruction of Congress, perjury and false statements. But recently the jury acquitted him. The decision of the jury dismissed the statement that Roger Clemens had success due to intake of banned products.
While Wade Boggs refused to say anything unpleasant about Roger Clemens, he had several harsh words about pitchers that administer steroids and take unfair advantages.