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MLB Suffers Another Big Blow
soxanddawgs.com - 2/10/2009
MLB Suffers Another Big Blow
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In the wake of the Alex Rodriguez story yesterday, former Oakland Athletics and Baltimore Orioles and current Houston Astros shortstop Miguel Tejada has been charged with lying to Congress about steroids . Federal prosecutors accused Tejada of making misrepresentations to congressional ...
Tejeda Expected to Plead Guilty to Lying to Congressional Investigators
bizofbaseball.com - 2/11/2009
Tejeda Expected to Plead Guilty to Lying to Congressional Investigators
— bizofbaseball.com — Miguel Tejada, seen here while playing with the Oakland A's, is expected to plead guilty Weds. to... lying to Congressional investigators as part of hearings addressing the Mitchell Report. Houston Astros All-Star shortstop Miguel Tejada is expected to plead guilty on Wednesday in a ... (more) Tejeda Expected to Plead Guilty to Lying to ...

Comments vote down Maury Maury posted 2/11/2009posted this
The Baltimore Orioles Can’t Spell
majorleaguejerk.com - 2/9/2009
The Baltimore Orioles Can’t Spell
— majorleaguejerk.com — As if things in Baltimore weren’t bad enough, FTH is up with their hats? This one ,... this one and this one all have one small, but glaring spelling error. Namely, there is no apostrophe in Orioles. They’re not saying “This is the ... (more) The Baltimore Orioles Can’t Spell

Comments vote down Josh Q. Public found this 2/9/2009found this
Tejada pleads guilty to lying, admits buying HGH
sportsillustrated.cnn.com - 2/11/2009
Tejada pleads guilty to lying, admits buying HGH
— sportsillustrated.cnn.com — Dressed in a defendant's dark suit instead of an All-Star's crisp uniform, Miguel Tejada became the first... high-profile player convicted of a crime stemming from baseball's steroids era, pleading guilty Wednesday in federal court to misleading Congress ... (more) Tejada pleads guilty to lying, admits buying HGH

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Miguel Tejada Charged with Lying to Congress
puristbleedspinstripes.com 2/10/2009 — Astros shortstop Miguel Tejada has been charged with lying to Congress about the prevalence of steroid use, ESPN is reporting. It is going to be painfully apparent pretty soon that this goes way beyond Alex Rodriguez and perhaps strikes at the very heart of baseball. As long as there has been a ...
Tejada, Pants on Fire?
sportsgasbord.com 2/11/2009 — One day after super-star Alex Rodriguez admitted to using steroids in 2003, a case was filed against Miguel Tejada for lying about a former teammate’s steroid use. Tejada, a shortstop for the Houston Astros , is a five-time All-Star and was the League’s Most Valuable Player in 2002. ...
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310tojoba.blogspot.com 2/11/2009 — WASHINGTON (AP) — Houston Astros' Miguel Tejada arrived at court Wednesday to answer charges of lying to Congress, the latest athlete to face criminal prosecutors over the scourge of performance-enhancing drugs in pro sports. Woah woah woah! Let's uh, let's not forget about that Alex Rodriguez ...
Roy Oswalt: Alex Rodriguez Is a Cheater — InGameNow
“A-Rod’s numbers shouldn’t count for anything,” Oswalt said in a phone interview with MLB.com . “I feel like he cheated me out of the game.” “It does bother me,” Oswalt said. “Especially for the guys that went out there and did it on ...
— Eli's MLB Rumors
Wed Feb 11th 2009 With Alex Rodriguez the latest star to fall into baseball's steroid purgatory, Astros star Lance Berkman is like many fans who want to know which other players were dirty. And much to his chagrin, Berkman acknowledges that even with baseball's new drug testing, the public ...
Astros' Berkman: 'Nobody's going to be believed anymore' — MLB - Sports Rumors - Yahoo! Sports
With Alex Rodriguez the latest star to fall into baseball's steroid purgatory, Astros star Lance Berkman is like many fans who want to know which other players were dirty. And much to his chagrin, Berkman acknowledges that even with baseball's new drug testing, the public can't yet believe ...