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Ex-Oriole Segui says he experimented with steroids
Ex-Oriole Segui says he experimented with steroids
Retired first baseman David Segui said today he has experimented with anabolic steroids and bought shipments from his friend, former New York Mets clubhouse attendant Kirk Radomski. He declined to talk to the Mitchell Report.
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    I hate Bonds, but isn't it weird that steroids apparently only works for He, Mcguire, and Sosa... every one else that takes it are scrubs
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