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I can not speak for other areas, I knew NYC had a lot of press and news on it and no one was really looking positive on A-Rod. The gist of what I got was he would admit guilt in an interview, and people would begin to look past it, especially if the team started to win. Most columnists and sports commentators on tv all felt A-Rod was our hope that the record would be untainted like from bonds, and now with him being guilty himself that they both should be expunged. They also said it was highly unlikely.
Personally with the insane prices of baseball tickets, the baseball strike, and the steroids and lack of real crackdown or punishment for violations I do not really follow baseball anymore.
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