Complete List Of Names On Mitchell Report
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Published 12/13/2007 at The 'Ropolitans :: NY Mets Baseball Blog
Mitchell Report names 2007-12-13 at 1:37 pm Check out Hot Foot for the complete, as of right now, list of names on the Mitchell Report. Ramon Castro and Scott Schoeneweis are both on the list, which was said to not have any current Mets on it. ... we all know about Schoe, and rumors have been going around about Castro... ...not surprised at those two, really... ...check the list for some big names... Roger Clemens ...haha... UPDATE:: Paul Lo Duca is also listed on the report. -AV ...
Mitchell Report Names
Published 12/13/2007 by Joe Hamrahi at Baseball Digest Daily
Thanks to Anthony DeRosa at Hotfoot , it looks we have our first look at what appears to be all the names from the Mitchell Report. Obviously this is not official, but Anthony does mention he received this from a reputable source. Still, don't get too excited until we see/hear the actual list... Brady Anderson, Manny Alexander, Rick Ankiel, Jeff Bagwell, Barry Bonds, Aaron Boone, Rafaeil Bettancourt, Bret Boone, Milton Bradley, David Bell, Dante Bichette, Albert Belle, Paul Byrd, Wil Cordero, Ken Caminiti, Mike Cameron, Ramon Castro, Jose and Ozzie Canseco, Roger Clemens , ...
Happy Mitchell Report Day
Published 12/13/2007 by Chris at Intentional Foul
... Apparently, a facsimile of the list has been leaked and they’ve reprinted it over at the Hot Foot blog. Currently, Deadspin and ...
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Unofficial Mitchell Report List
SportsRumblings posted 12/13/2007 from www.sportsrumblings.com
70+ names, many of them familiar. Who knew Roger Clemens did roids?The Mitchell Report: The Names?
nasonmedia posted 12/13/2007 from smallwhiteball.blogspot.com
According to a source I have within a MLB p.r. office, this is the full list of names. As corroborated before, it contains Cy Young award winners, MVPs and more.NOOOO! Not El Guapo!
Richie Rich posted 12/13/2007 from homerderby.com
Former Red Sox reliever Rich Garces is on a list of names supposedly leaked from the Mitchell Report. Say it ain't so, Guapo.T-minus 30 minutes to The Mitchell Report
fightonusc posted 12/13/2007 from www.yourfaceisasportsblog.com
The Mitchell Report is set to get dropped in one hour, and when it does BASEBALL WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! Unless the list mainly contains players that everyone pretty much knew were doing something. There is a list of names named floating around the Internet right now. I'm skeptical because Rich "El Gordo" Garces is on that list. No joke.Official Mitchell List
hotfoot posted 12/13/2007 from www.hotfootblog.com
Here is the list of names mentioned in the OFFICAL Mitchell Report. Notable players are in bold.Mitchell Reports Names
IFChris posted 12/13/2007 from www.intentionalfoul.com
Here are the official names in the Mitchell Report, taken directly from the report. Adam Piatt Adam Riggs Andy Pettitte Bart Miadich Brendan Donnelly Brian Roberts Chad Allen Chris Donnels Chuck Knoblauch Cody McKay David Justice David Segui Denny Neagle The list continues.Mitchell Report: The List
nkendall posted 12/13/2007 from www.bugsandcranks.com
A full list of 72 names implicated in the report.Todd Hundley & Others Included In Mitchell Report
Rover found this 12/13/2007 on metsarebetterthansex.blogspot.com
As we told you last night, Todd Hundley is on the list. He's not the only former Met on the list. Other former-Mets on the list are: Lenny Dykstra Josias Manzanillo David Segui Mark Carreon Matt Franco Mo Vaughn Todd Pratt Mike Stanton Fernando Vina Paul Lo Duca(introduced to Radomsky through Hundley) That is quick list compiled after a first look through the report. There may be more names ...Names Appear
Mack Avenue Tigers found this 12/13/2007 on www.baseballmusings.com
Someone just sent me a list of names that are expected to appear in the Mitchell report. There are two names that stand out in my mind that are going to cause some gnashing of teeth, but until the report...Official List of Names in the Mitchell Report
Maury posted 12/14/2007 from www.bizofbaseball.com
Ain't no Pujols here (or rather, this isn't the leaked list). A complete list of players in the Mitchell ReportThe All-Mitchell Report Teams
fightonusc posted 12/14/2007 from www.yourfaceisasportsblog.com
Since the release of The Mitchell Report earlier today, several stories have mentioned that you could "create an All-Star team from the names on the list". I decided to give it a shot. I found that you could create not just one but two RBI Baseball style rosters based on the names released today: one for Current Players and one for Former Players. And they'd be pretty decent, too.The Dugout: All Steroids, All the Time
The Grand National Championships found this 12/14/2007 on sports.aol.com
So, David Segui has admitted to steroid use . I'm glad we know this now, before the Mitchell report breaks . If we'd learned this by skimming through a list of names that will probably include Barry Bonds and Mark McGwire , we wouldn't appreciate it. ...The Mitchell Report, and the Tigers
The Detroit Tiger Weblog found this 12/14/2007 on www.mackavenuetigers.com
The Mitchell Report was announced today. ( AP story . Downloadable copy of the report) A list of alleged names appeared this morning, and included two Tigers, but the list appears to be false, David Pinto reports . Initial media reports on the ...The All-Snubbed Team: These players want to know why THEY weren’t named in the Mitchell report
Diamond Hoggers found this 12/14/2007 on www.bugsandcranks.com
Let’s face it, the Mitchell report didn’t include ALL the names we expected to see. Frankly, the preemptive list circulating this morning, which Deadspin posted and which several “respected” news organizations such as MSNBC ...Report: Clemens to be named in Mitchell report
Boston Dirt Dogs found this 12/13/2007 on www.boston.com
This just ran across the ESPN News scroll... "A source close to a former Yankees strength trainer tells ESPN The Magazine's Shawn Assael that the trainer told Mitchell investigators he supplied Roger Clemens with steroids; information supplied by ...Yankees to announce deal with A-Rod
River Avenue Blues found this 12/13/2007 on yankees.lhblogs.com
The Yankees will hold a conference call with Alex Rodriguez in a few minutes to announce his contract. This will be his first chance to explain exactly what happened a month ago when he and the Yankees went from burning bridges to a happy reunion. ...Clemens and Pettitte named by Mitchell?
Scott Proctor's Arm - A New York Yankees ... found this 12/13/2007 on yankees.lhblogs.com
There are scattered reports that Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte will be among those named by the Mitchell Report. Their names have come up in the past based on their ties to trainer Brian McNamee. McNamee is a personal trainer who was employed by ...Happy Mitchell Day!
And Your Kids Too found this 12/13/2007 on drunkjaysfans.blogspot.com
10:53 AM CLEMENS NAMED: According to the Fan590, ESPN is reporting that a former Yankees clubhouse strength trainer is saying that he provided the Mitchell Report with information about square-headed douche Roger Clemens. Boner! IN NON-MITCHELL ...A-Rod re-signs with the Yankees for $275 million
fightonusc posted 12/13/2007 from www.yourfaceisasportsblog.com
First A-Rod tries to upstage the World Series, now he's trying to upstage baseball's other big day: Mitchell Report Day. A-Rod has signed a 10-year, $275 million contract with the Yankees, meaning that ESPN's heads probably exploded right about now trying to decide what to cover first.Mitchell Report Part 4: Yankees coach turns in Bear, Bad News Ahead
SkipHooligan posted 12/13/2007 from friendsofcrazyjoedavola.blogspot.com
The Mitchell Report that came out today and had a surprising name on the list, but his opposing teams coach wasn't surprised at all. Yankees Coach Roy Turner turned in the Bears player Kelly Leak, the Harley driving best athlete in the area in for supposed HGH use. Turner a old time coach, said if that was my kid, I would have slapped him.Links for 2007-12-13 [del.icio.us]
Posted 12/14/2007 on Your Face is a Sports Blog
T-minus one hour to The Mitchell Report The Mitchell Report is set to get dropped in one hour, and when it does BASEBALL WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! Unless the list mainly contains players that everyone pretty much knew were doing something. There is a list of names named floating around the Inte A-Rod re-signs with the Yankees for $275 million First A-Rod tries to upstage the World ...I Really Don't Want to Talk About It
Posted 12/15/2007 on Mile High Ramblings
The Mitchell Report...sigh. Everybody has an opinion. All I really want to say is: -Naming names was a mistake, insomuch as the list is not exhasutive, therefore only a few of the guilty have to answer while several of the guilty do not. Mitchell wrote that the list was not complete and more research would reveal more names, but that doesn't help Clemens or Bonds. They are, in essence, fucked,Mitchell Report
Posted 12/14/2007 on State of the Orange
Well the the report that was supposed to drop the bomb on MLB was released yesterday. The over hyped Mitchell Report was released and uncovered 80 names. I am personally trying to figure out what they have been doing for the past twenty months, and how they spent twenty million dollars. Honestly there were no bombshells on the list and they really did not outline any ways to stop the use ...The Names
Posted 12/14/2007 on El Lefty Malo
From what I’ve read, heard and watched about the Mitchell Report, one thing seems clear: the reaction is boiling down to the names. The easiest story for the media is “the list” — the 85 major league players and a small handful of execs, mostly from our two local teams, fingered by a small circle of sources the Mitchell Gang was able to shake by the scruff of ...A Correction, and Wrigley Field's Future
Posted 12/14/2007 on Bleed Cubbie Blue: Front Page Posts
Yesterday, I posted what I believed to be an accurate list of players who had been implicated in PED use in the Mitchell Report. At the time, I had not had time to go through the report myself; I took this list from WNBC's website (this was a different list than the one that was falsely leaked to various news sites early yesterday morning that included other names that weren't on the list); ...Names
Posted 12/14/2007 on MY BASEBALL BIAS
Want to know who did what? Check out this list compiled by ESPN. The NYT’s also has a very handy interactive feature on every player named in the report. I highly recommend checking this out.Mitchell Report a mixed bag
Posted 12/14/2007 on Blogging the Bombers - NY Daily News Blogs
We’ve read through the Mitchell Report, listened to and watched wall-to-wall coverage today and formed several opinions about what Sen. George Mitchell and his crew found. What did we actually learn? Not much. I think the report has some value, because even though most of the names on the list are based on information given by Kirk Radomski, that information was more than just his ...List Of Names In Mitchell Report Includes Clemens, Canseco, Mo Vaughn, Other Former Red Sox
Posted 12/13/2007 on SOX1FAN
The report issued by former US Senator George Mitchell and his Commission included the name of seventy-six current and former major league ballplayers who are alleged to have procured and used illegal performance-enhancing substances, including Roger Clemens, Mo Vaughn and several other former Red Sox players. Among the other Red Sox players who were named in the report were the man who blew ...Releasing Names Is Something Baseball Had to Do
Posted 12/13/2007 on FanHouse
For the first time today, I've been able to get myself to a TV and see what other people are saying about the release of the Mitchell Report . To my surprise, as soon as I flipped on ESPN I saw John Kruk ranting and raving about how stupid Bud Selig and baseball were for making the names on this list public. I've read a lot of stuff today, but there's nothing I've read that I disagree with ...* * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
Posted 12/13/2007 on The #1 Source for New England Sports Opinions and Propaganda...
The long awaited Mitchell Report came out today, the culmination of a lengthy and thorough investigation into the use of banned substances in Major Leage Baseball. The most anticipated portion of the Report was the List of players connected with anabolic steroids, HGH, amphetamines, and other performance enhancing drugs. Here are some of the notable names mentioned: Manny Alexander - Red Sox ...Naming Names and Looking Forward.
Posted 12/13/2007 on Signal to Noise
So, here’s the Mitchell Report in PDF if you’ve not read bits and pieces, and this should be most of the names listed in the report (not all users for sure, a complete list is on Deadspin ): Andy Pettitte, Roger Clemens, Mark McGwire, Barry Bonds, Bobby Estalella, Jason Giambi, Miguel Tejada, Eric Gagne, Jeremy Giambi, Benito Santiago, Gary Sheffield, Randy Velarde, Lenny ...The Mitchell Report
Posted 12/13/2007 on Swing and a Miss
Heroes and knaves. All-Stars and also-rans. The Mitchell report named names and pointed enough fingers at just about everyone in baseball when laying blame for the steroid cloud that has hung over the game for more than a decade now. The list everyone was waiting for included guys who threw the ball and guys who sent it back the other way...a long way. It also included players who will be ...Runnin' with the Report
Posted 12/13/2007 on The Beardown
As mentioned earlier the Mitchell Report came out today, live on the radio and presumably TV as well. The list of involved parties is long, and a good majority of them come from the testimony of Kirk Radomski as part of a pleas bargain. Now this list is a lot of hearsay and the physical evidence is not amounting a lot. Many of the players were pointed out in the report due to checks (RadomskiPlayers Named In Mitchell Report - Most Surprising? Not Lenny Dykstra
Posted 12/13/2007 on FanIQ Blog
Here's the full Mitchell Investigation Report. It's 409 pages so I clearly haven't read through it all, but below is the list in order of which the names are presented starting on page 149. This is by no means the definitive list, Sammy Sosa or Mark McGwire isn't on it after all, but a great start for baseball's effort to clean up the game. Also a great day for fans, answering just a few ...The Mitchell Report List - Most Surprising? Not Lenny Dykstra
Posted 12/13/2007 on FanIQ Blog
Here's the full Mitchell Investigation Report. It's 409 pages so I clearly haven't read through it all, but below is the list in order of which the names are presented starting on page 149. This is by no means the definitive list, Sammy Sosa or Mark McGwire isn't on it after all, but a great start for baseball's effort to clean up the game. Also a great day for fans, answering just a few ...Your comprehensive list of Sox players in the Mitchell report
Posted 12/13/2007 on Red Sox Monster - MassLive.com
Scanning the Mitchell report, here are the names of players listed who had some affiliation with the Boston Red Sox during their careers. It should be noted that it isn't always clear where they allegedly used in the report....Official Fire Jay Mariotti Mitchell Report Thread
Posted 12/13/2007 on Fire Jay Mariotti
*EDIT* Sorry...link works now. I know this isn't what we're all about here at FireJay, but this is a pretty significant event, and I think some discussion could be fun and interesting. For those of you who haven't seen the Mitchell report yet, you can do so here . A bunch of the players cited can be found in boldface type from like pages 180 through the 200s. Several of the names on the list ...The Mitchell Report
Posted 12/13/2007 on ShysterBall
Read it here . It's over 400 pages, so you may want to make a cup of tea first. A quick scan doesn't reveal any nice clean list or appendix of named of players, so we're going to have to, you know, actually read the thing to get the names. I'm sure someone will have it up soon enough. The names themselves don't interest me nearly as much as the entirety of the narrative. People have been ...Off Topic: The Mitchell Report Open Thread
Posted 12/13/2007 on Music City Miracles: Front Page Posts
I know we have had baseball discussions here from time to time, so I thought there would be some interest in talking about the Mitchell Report and the names it contains. None of this really qualifies as new news. There are very few names that could show up on this list that would actually surprise me. At this point it seems that about 65% of all players from the late '80's, 90's, ...The Mitchell Report List
Posted 12/13/2007 on FanHouse
After hours of rumors and speculation, numerous lists circulating through in-boxes and message boards, and general unease in baseball fans around the country, the Mitchell Report is out and Deadspin has already parsed the list for what everyone wants : the names. There certainly are some big names on the list on top of what we already knew, though many of them are retired players. David ...Pujols sets record straight on inaccurate report
Published 12/15/2007 on ESPN.com - MLB
The St. Louis Cardinals experienced a gamut of emotions Thursday when a rumored list of names that began circulating before the official release of the Mitchell report included former NL MVP Albert Pujols.Mitchell Report list
Published 12/13/2007 on Boston.com -- Baseball News
Here's a list of most of the names Major League Baseball players listed in the Mitchell Report.List of MLB players' names that appear in Mitchell Report
Published 12/13/2007 on Red Sox & MLB - BostonHerald.com
Here's a list of Major League Baseball players listed in the Mitchell Report. The following players were connected to steroids, either use or possession, in the report: Lenny...Rivera: Yanks not tarnished by Report
Published 12/15/2007 on Major League Baseball News
The accomplishments of the Yankees' last World Series dynasty were not tarnished by the release of the Mitchell Report, Mariano Rivera said on Friday.McNamee a big part of Mitchell Report
Published 12/14/2007 on Major League Baseball News
Brian McNamee, an assistant athletic trainer with the Yankees in 2000-01, the 40-year-old drew the interest of the Mitchell investigation when four checks written to Kirk Radomski, a former Mets clubhouse attendant and accused steroid dealer, were ...Yankees react to Mitchell Report
Published 12/14/2007 on Major League Baseball News
A day after the Mitchell Report was unveiled, Yankees past and present were reacting to the allegations in former Sen. George Mitchell's extensive investigation on the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball.THE MITCHELL REPORT: NEEDLES & PINSTRIPES
Published 12/14/2007 on Newsday.com - Yankees
Players with ties to the Yankees who were mentioned in the Mitchell Report ROGER CLEMENSTrainer says he injected Pettitte to aid recovery
Published 12/14/2007 on Newsday.com - Yankees
The Mitchell Report, a 21-month investigation into the use of performance-enhancing drugs in baseball completed by former Senator George Mitchell and released yesterday, is littered with the names of Yankees players, past and present.Mitchell Report has plenty to blame for steroids
Published 12/14/2007 on Newsday.com - Yankees
With every turn of the page in the Mitchell Report on performance-enhancing drug use that was released yesterday, what had been seen as a baseball-wide scandal at the start of the day narrowed swiftly and sharply, at least for New Yorkers. It became ...CLEMENS TO BE NAMED IN ROID PROBE: REPORT
Published 12/13/2007 on NY Post: Sports
Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens will be named in the Mitchell Report in connection with performance enhancing drugs, ESPN The Magazine is reporting. A source close to Brian McNamee, who worked for the Yankees and as a personal trainer for Clemens...
