shysterball.blogspot.com - 6/9/2008
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Like Dylan's Christian albums and Frank Black's more recent work, the latest news about Congress and Steroids is for completists only : When baseball and union officials appeared before the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform on March 17, 2005, they presented figures that showed that baseball’s two-year-old testing program had substantially reduced the number of positive tests ...
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It's About The Money - A New York Yankees Blog —
As Shyster noted, this is probably for only the most die-hard steroid news followers (like me)... Like most things surrounding steroids/PED usage in baseball, nothing will surprise me and no one implicated would surprise me. That said, it came out ...
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