Never gonna happen. Pitchers Gaylord Perry and Don Sutton -- each of whom had a reputation for throwing illegal pitches and have been ejected from ball games for using foreign substances on a baseball -- are in the Hall of Fame, and no one questions their credentials or records.
(In fact, a few years back, a sportswriter discovered that the majority of the pitchers ejected for doctoring the ball in the previous decade had something in common -- they were each teammates of Sutton at one time in their careers.)
Until a drug test or a signed document proves that Bonds was illegally using performance enhancing drugs, his reputation among players will remain intact regardless of what pundits, writers, and fans think.
How can I say such a thing? Because Major League Baseball players voted Bonds the Player of the Year for this past season, in which he won his second consecutive batting title and set a record for bases on balls.