PED-Linked Baseball Players Sheffield and Rodriguez See Disparity in Hall of Fame Votes

Sheffield Leads Rodriguez by About 35% Despite Both Being Implicated in PED Scandals

Former baseball players Alex Rodriguez and Gary Sheffield, both linked to performance-enhancing drug use, are seeing a significant disparity in their Hall of Fame voting percentages.
Despite both being implicated in PED scandals, Sheffield is currently leading Rodriguez by about 35% in the Hall of Fame vote.
Sheffield, who is on his 10th and final ballot, has seen his vote increase in each of the last six years.
Rodriguez, on his third ballot, has also seen an increase in votes, but not to the same extent as Sheffield.
Sheffield has consistently maintained his innocence, while Rodriguez has admitted to his wrongdoings twice.