MLB inquiring into at least 14 later Mitchell cases
Published 12/18/2007 by Buster Olney at ESPN.com - MLB
Major League Baseball is looking into the cases of at least 14 players named in the Mitchell report where it is suggested violations of MLB steroids/HGH rules may have taken place since 2004.
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