Red Sox noticed red flags
Published 12/14/2007 at Newsday.com - Yankees
The Red Sox suspected relievers Brendan Donnelly
and Eric Gagne of using performance-enhancing drugs but acquired them anyway, according to the Mitchell Report.
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