Congress wants new steroids hearing; one lawmaker calls on Selig to quit
Published 12/13/2007 at Red Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com
WASHINGTON - Congress wants to hear more about the Mitchell Report on drug use in baseball.
About two hours after former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell released...
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