Former Trainer Provides Insight Into the Mitchell Steroids Investigation
Published 11/29/2007 by MICHAEL S. SCHMIDT at NYT > Baseball
Larry Starr, who was the head trainer for the Cincinnati Reds and Florida Marlins, said Wednesday that he shared with investigators his perspective and knowledge on the use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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