Has The Steroid List Been Leaked?
Baseball & The Boogie Down —
... has a post up today titled, 2003 steroid list leaks out? . It mentions nothing about where it came from or how it came about. It simply says "rumored steroid list" and lists the names. I want to stress that this is purely a rumor at this point. I'm not sure I believe it but usually when there's smoke, there's fire. The thing I find most odd about the list is that it seems to be grouped by team. I would think an official list wouldn't quite go that way, but that's just me. Here is the list of Yankees and Red Sox on the list: ...
Probably Fake List of the 2003 Steroid Positive Tests Leaked by Person Who Clearly Hates the Cubs
Bleacher Nation | Chicago Cubs News, Rumors, and Commentary —
This list is supposedly the complete list of the 103 players who tested positive for banned substances back in 2003. It’s being thoroughly debunked by the Sons of Ivy.
Whoever made this up (assuming it’s fake) clearly hates the Cubs. Out of the 103, here are the current and former Cubs on the list:
1.Nomar Garciaparra
14.Alfonso Soriano
29.Milton Bradley
59.Derrek Lee
71.Moises Alou
72.Sammy Sosa
73.Corey Patterson
74.Carlos Zambrano
75.Mark Prior
76.Kerry Wood
77.Matt Clement
78.Antonio ...
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 Mondesi
16. Aaron Boone
17.Andy Pettitte
18.Jose Contreras
19.Roger Clemens
20.Carlos Delgado
21.Vernon Wells
22.Frank Catalanotto
23.Kenny Rogers
24.Magglio Ordonez
25.Sandy Alomar
26.Bartolo Colon
27.Brent Abernathy
28.Jose ...
Releasing My Own MLB Steroid List
Tirico Suave —
Brilliant Guinness A site called Roto Info has a post entitled “ 2003 Steroid list leaks out? ” which contains no links or sources and just names 103 MLB players who were active in 2003, to which I thought “That’s brilliant! I could do that!” And I did. So here is my list of MLBers who I suspect took steroids. Did I say suspect? I mean, I know they definitely did it and I’m hoping my painstaking research and journalistic fortitude damages not only their careers but their personal and family lives as well. I just want to say, right off the bat, I stand by what I wrote. If OTL ...
MLB: Has the List of 103 Leaked?
J Schil's Blog —
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 drug testing was needed in baseball. ...
Completely Unfounded Rumor: Steroid list leaked
The 'Ropolitans | NY Mets Baseball Blog —
I hate rumor-mongering and I hate the argument over steroids, but this is too “juicy” to pass up. Rotoinfo.com (who?) has posted a rumor of the list of 103 names on the mythical 2003 steroid list. Just look at all the former and current Mets on the list. Nos. 20 and 49 are especially disheartening. Mets in bold, italics and underlined. “Mets” being loosely applied to anyone within the organization, ever. 1. Nomar Garciaparra 2. Manny Ramirez 3. Johnny Damon 4. Trot Nixon 5. David Ortiz ...
I Don't Want To Speculate, But...
Fack Youk —
... And by "out there", he means that it was proudly displayed on RotoInfo.com. Not exactly on Deadspin, you know? I didn't go to journalism school, and I know it's just his blog, but when you link to something, you are giving it a new audience. And when you ...
Rumored 2003 Steroid List Probably Fake
DownSwinging.com —
... 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 it is saddened by the prospect of one of their favorite players testing postiive. ...
More Users Revealed?
Right Off Russell —
Rotoinfo.com released a list of baseball playerswho 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. There are a number of former and current Orioles on the list including Melvin Mora. Perhaps we finally know the cause of the Mora quintuplets.
Secondly, there are more pitchers on the list than I would have expected. It seems that the benefits of PED’s are often thought of in the way they benefit hitters, but clearly the use by ...
So, About That List of Alleged Players Who Supposedly Failed a Drug Test in 2003 …
The Big Lead —
... A reader who was fishing for fantasy baseball information stumbled upon this link, which has an unauthored post titled “Rumored steroid list (UNCONFIRMED).” The website then lists 104 names of baseball players. The list is already being discussed ...
Why The "New" Alleged Steroids List Is A Crock [Steroids]
Deadspin —
... 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. ...
Rumor: 2003 Steroid List Leaks Out (103 Players)
MLB Babble —
... 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. There are pretty much no scrubs on this list. And I would think that if every player had been tested, the odds of 95% of the 103 players being all stars is highly improbable.
Anyway, here is the list.
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Rumored Leak of 2003 Steroid List is Most Likely Fake
Sports of Boston —
... 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. ...
MLB 2003 Positive Steroid Test List
The Mets Report —
... I have no idea how accurate this list is or where it came from. But a site called Rotoinfo posted a list that purports to contain the names of all of the players that tested positive during MLB’s steroid survey sampling tests. They do write that the list is unconfirmed so take it with a grain of salt.
The list contains quite a representation of Mets and former Mets including K-Rod and Pedro Martinez.
From Rotoinfo:
1.Nomar Garciaparra
2.Manny Ramirez
3.Johnny Damon
4.Trot Nixon
5.David ...
Rotoinfo was totally unprofessional..........
Around the Horn Baseball —
Yesterday, Rotoinfo published a supposed list of the other 103 steroid users on the list. The list was titled “Rumored steroid list (UNCONFIRMED)”. I have deliberately waited 24 hours before speaking on this because I felt to put a list out there with names on them that said “Rumored” and “UNCONFIRMED” was about as irresponsible as you can get. I wanted to make certain that I was not one of the first ones bringing this to the public’s attention. But it’s out there now..... This list includes baseball players who are rumored to have tested ...
Real or Fake?: The Major League Baseball Steroid List
YOU BEEN BLINDED —
... Roto Info posted what they’re calling a “Rumored steroid list (UNCONFIRMED)” that names 103 Major League Baseball players alleged to have failed 2003 random drug tests. You’ll see the usual suspects, a boatload of Red Sox, and a number of guys that must have used faulty performance enhancers. ...
Tuesday, June 30: SEA @ NYY (Closing [in] time! Every new beginning starts [and ends] with Mo! This cannot be said for Papelbon.)
"It's great to be young and a Yankee." —
... A final note on the day: Rotoinfo.com releases an unconfirmed list of the 103 names of steroid users in 2003, from which ARod's name was originally extrapolated. I don't know how valid this is, but then again, how was the Mitchell Report developed? Hearsay. According to Deadspin.com, Rotoinfo informed them that the source was highly trusted which was why they were not hesitant to release list on their website. ...
The Supposed Leak
Respect Jeter's Gangster —
Rotoinfo, a fantasy website, recently posted a list of baseball players, which they claim is the infamous 2003 steroid list. Deadspin already poked holes in the authenticity of the list (Jason Grimsley's not on it), and Peter Abraham has largely discredited the report since even the main stream media has stayed away from it. The people at Rotoinfo claim it came from a reliable source, but who cares. Red Sox fans will probably be most angered by this list seeing as the first 8 players were with the Red Sox and 7 of them were on that 2004 championship team. ...
Albert Pujols and the List of Other Players I THINK (Hope) Are Clean
Midwest Sports Fans —
... With that said, a list was recently published at the site RotoInfo that is supposedly the complete list of the 103 players who failed drug tests prior to the 2003 season. It is accompanied by the statement “Rumored steroid list (UNCONFIRMED)” and no other information is given but names. I find it absolutely amazing that my piece about Raul Ibanez — which accused no one — caused such a huge stir, while this list — which accuses 103 players specifically — has gone relatively under the radar in comparison. Again, ...
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 credible source. If such a list were available, then why did Senator Mitchell not discover the document during his well-financed, thorough investigation? Links are found here (Rotoworld) and here (The Big Lead) ...
