Mitchell report: Barry Bonds might have received warning of MLB's 2003 drug tests
Published 12/13/2007 at Red Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com
SAN FRANCISCO - Barry Bonds and his supporters often pointed to the fact that the home run king never flunked a drug test administered by Major League Baseball.
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THE MITCHELL REPORT
Richie Rich posted 12/13/2007 from files.mlb.com
This is the downloadable PDF file of the Mitchell ReportFun With The Mitchell Report
Jesse Pugh posted 12/13/2007 from www.bugsandcranks.com
There are lots of names that appear in the 409 page Mitchell Report. Thanks to the good folks at adobe acrobat, the pdf file allows one to do word searches. Here is what we’ve found: None of the names listed in my previous column on suspected performance-enhancing drug users were included in the report. A search for Barry Bonds has 91 results. Sammy Sosa has 1. Mark McGwire has 37 ...Clemens, Bonds & Co. - Should They Stay Or Should They Go Now?
mlnsports posted 12/14/2007 from www.armchairgm.com
The Mitchell Report suggests that a whopping percentage of players are on steroids or human-growth-hormone (hgh). They include Bonds, of course, but also a few surprise guests, like Roger Clemens. What should happen to the steroids cheats? Mitchell suggests that no one touches them. That we forget about the past and move forward. Problem: Baseball has made its...You Paid How Much for That?
lupyles posted 12/14/2007 from lowpercentage.wordpress.com
Let me get this straight…you spent a lot of time and money to find out if people, adults, playing in Major League Baseball, which is not a branch of the federal government, are using steroids? Really? Only for us to find out that a bunch of randoms + Andy Pettite+Gary Sheffield+Barry Bonds+a lot of other people we already knew were using steroids have…in fact…used steroids...Baseball will survive, but first it has to feel our pain - Los Angeles Times
Capitol Punishment found this 12/13/2007 on www.latimes.com
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Barry Bonds and his supporters often pointed to the fact that the home run king never flunked a drug test administered by Major League Baseball. The Mitchell Report suggests why: it appears Bonds received advanced warning of two tests in 2003. ...
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