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A-Rod’s admission that he did steroids came after someone leaked the fact that his name was on a should-have-been confidential list of the 104 players who tested positive for steroids in 2003 to Sports Illustrated. This test occurred when baseball was doing anonymous testing to see if ...
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Rumored Leak of 2003 Steroid List is Most Likely Fake
sportsofboston.com 6/30/2009 — In news that is spreading like wildfire, the 2003 list of the 103 MLB baseball players who tested positive for steroids has been potentially leaked to the public. Rotoinfo.com posted the story this morning and it has been the talk of the town all day.
The biggest problem with the list is that ...
More Users Revealed?
rightoffrussell.com 6/30/2009 — Rotoinfo.com released a list of baseball players who are rumored to have tested positive for steroids in 2003. At this point, seeing any current or former major leaguers implicated as a steroid user is not all that shocking. There are, however, a couple interesting things about this list. ...
The Complete 2003 MLB PED Test List of 104 Players
FanIQ.com 6/30/2009 — As I'm sure you know, I abhor rumors. No, I kid, I love them. And this one is particularly interesting.
Over the past week, there's been a list floating around the internet that reputedly is THE LIST of the 104 MLB players who tested positive for ...
Rumored 2003 Steroid List Probably Fake
downswinging.com 6/30/2009 — Rotolist.com has produced what they are calling an “unconfirmed” rumored list of those players that tested positive for steroids in 2003, and it is quickly spreading across the internet. People are wondering where this came from and whether its true, and nearly anyone who looks at ...
A-Rod passes Jackson on all-time HR list
scoresreport.com 6/27/2009 —
Mr. April has officially passed Mr. October on baseball’s all-time home run list.
Alex Rodriguez hit home run No. 564 to help the Yankees beat the Mets 9-1 on Friday night, moving past Reggie Jackson into 11th place on the career list.
“The negativity that surrounds the steroids ...
Why The "New" Alleged Steroids List Is A Crock [Steroids]
deadspin.com 7/1/2009 — Yesterday, RotoInfo posted this widely forwarded "rumored 2003 Steroid list," which purported to enumerate the 104 players who flunked baseball's anonymous round of drug testing that year. Don't believe a word of it. In an e-mail, RotoInfo insisted ...
The Steroid List Revealed? —
Stet Sports Blog
Big hat tip to Right off Russell , who has come upon the rumored list of Major League Baseball players who allegedly tested positive for stroids in 2003. The list has become the stuff of legend, and only two players thus far – Alex Rodriguez and Sammy Sosa – have been leaked as part ...
2003 Steroid List —
postgameheroes.com
This list has been making the rounds over the past few days. Here are the guys that allegedly tested positive for steroids back in ‘03 when this issue was really popping. It’s fun to go through this list and look at the guys that went through injury issues around 2003 ...
2003 Steroid List Leaks Out? —
yankeesdaily.com
Rumored steroid list from rotoinfo.com
1.Nomar Garciaparra
2.Manny Ramirez
3.Johnny Damon
4.Trot Nixon
5.David Ortiz
6.Shea Hillenbrand
7.Derek Lowe
8.Pedro Martinez
9.Brian Roberts
10.Jay Gibbons
11.Melvin Mora
12.Jerry Hairston
13.Jason Giambi
14.Alfonso Soriano
15.Raul ...
2003 Steroid List —
baseballmusings.com
Someone just passed on to me a list of names of players who test positive for steroids in 2003. It’s the list that was used to leak Alex Rodriguez and Sammy Sosa’s name. I can’t confirm the source for the list, so I’m not publishing it, but if I have it, others do, too. ...
2003 Major League Baseball steroids list: fact or fiction —
Steroid Nation
Apparently a list of 104 players testing positive during the 2003 MLB preliminary steroids testing, surfaced on the net yesterday. There is no way of knowing the authenticity of such a compilation of names. It could be fantasy, or it could be a leak -- which did not find outlet through a ...
It's a Phoney! A Big Fat Phoney! —
This is BronxBloggers
The list that was "leaked" yesterday containing the 103 names linked to the steroid survey was a fake. Of course smarter baseball fans knew that.First off, the survey found 104 positive users, the list contains 103. Actually 102...Jeremy Burnitz was listed twice.The list was listed by team order ...
Rumor: 2003 Steroid List Leaks Out (103 Players) —
MLB Babble
This is 100% rumor with no confirmation whatsoever. Michael Kay, however, the voice of the Yankees, mentioned on his ESPN radio show that this list has leaked and he believes it to be credible. I, on the other hand, do not.
It seems as though an overwhelming number of players are big names . ...
That steroid list is a phony —
Circling The Bases
So there's a website out there which purports to have the list of the 2003 drug test failures -- the same list that gave us Alex Rodriguez and Sammy Sosa. We're not linking it or reproducing the names listed there because it's a fake.
THE LIST? Are these the real 103? —
Full of Sports
Shysterball and Jay from FackYouk clued me into a Tim Marchman article that identifies the "alleged" 103 names who tested positive in 2003. Craig downplayed the significance of the names (" there are maybe 2-3 names on it that will raise an eyebrow "); I firmly disagree. I think there are more ...
Unconfirmed list of the 2003 steroid survey —
This is BronxBloggers
The supposed list of the 104 names that tested positive for steroids has been leaked...or so we think. This is NOT confirmed, so until it is, no names should be taken under consideration...except for the few on the Mitchell Report and the Grimsley Affidavit.1.Nomar Garciaparra2.Manny ...
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A Large Regular
The Steroids Era in a Nutshell Last night Alex Rodriguez hit his 564th HR to pass Reggie Jackson and move into 11th place on the all-time list. This short paragraph in the AP game story seemed to encapsulate the steroids era in just two brief sentences . Jackson was sixth when he retired in ...
