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Asterisk Lovers: Baseball’s Version Of The Trekkie
Asterisk Lovers: Baseball’s Version Of The Trekkie
Even though baseball’s steroids era is reportedly behind us, we can’t escape hearing about it. Alex Rodriguez’ use of PEDs as a Texas Ranger dominated the news coverage this past off season and in addition to a toxic turn to the Manny Being Manny saga, we’ve been treated to stories about Sammy ...
Innocent until proven guilty?
Innocent until proven guilty?
athbloggs.blogspot.com — According to a story in this morning's New York Times , Roger Clemens did not test positive... for any banned substances in the 2003 round of testing that led to the present PED policies. Clemens’ lawyer Rusty Hardin obtained the test results by waiving the player's right to privacy regarding the ... (more) Innocent until proven guilty?
The Pain of Indifference
The Pain of Indifference
sportssymposium.blogspot.com — A less common look at the steroid era of baseball.... (more) The Pain of Indifference
Roger Clemens Not on List of 103 Positive Testers
Roger Clemens Not on List of 103 Positive Testers
advancedfantasybaseball.com — According to a story in this morning's New York Times , Roger Clemens did not test positive... for any banned substances in the 2003 round of testing that led to the present PED policies. Clemen's lawyer Rusty Hardin obtained the test results by waiving the player's right to privacy regarding the ... (more) Roger Clemens Not on List of 103 Positive Testers
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