Edgy--I'm pretty sure that the Diamondbacks owner even speculated that Gonzalez took 'roids (of course, he said that as Gonzalez was leaving AZ--it didn't stop him from hiring him). "Gonzo" had one season of unprecedented numbers. In 2001, at age 33, long after a player's typical peak, he jumped from 31 HRs to 57. The next year, he was back at his norm of 28. Green had more years of sustained excellence and he was 29 or under at his prime (as is the norm). That's why, to me, you can separate the two.