MLB Faces Backlash for Celebrating Barry Bonds During Black History Month

The league's decision to honor the controversial figure has sparked debate among fans and critics alike.

Major League Baseball honored Barry Bonds in a Black History Month social media post, igniting controversy due to his connection with performance-enhancing drugs.
Despite his record-breaking career, Bonds has been excluded from the Baseball Hall of Fame for all 10 years of his eligibility, largely due to steroid allegations.
Fans and social media users criticized MLB for promoting Bonds, calling into question the league's stance on players linked to steroid use.
The backlash highlights the ongoing debate over Bonds' legacy and the broader issue of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball.
MLB's post was intended to celebrate Bonds' achievements but instead reignited discussions about his controversial career and Hall of Fame exclusion.