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The Mitchell Report is coming!
The Mitchell Report is coming!
We need our own modern day Paul Revere- except it's more like: one if fewer than twenty names, two if more than twenty names.
The New York Times is reporting that the Report will name FIFTY baseball players, which is quite a bit more than previously expected. The waiting is over at 2 p.m. Eastern tomorrow- when Mitchell will ...
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Mitchell Report day: My thoughts and predictions
Published 12/13/2007 by Gilbert at Obscure Sports Quarterly
... us a list of names of people who did steroids or HGH. How does that really help today’s game? Don’t get me wrong, I definitely want tougher steroid/HGH testing and tougher punishments. I just don’t know what a report on what players did in the past will accomplish.
There are already multiple posts on blogs devoted to the release of the Mitchell report and predicting which players will be named as steroid/HGH users. (Check out Baseball Think Factory, Center Field, Deadspin and The Big Lead).
My guesses: ...
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mdguy2415 posted 12/8/2007 from oriolepost.blogspot.com
I laugh when I see all this. It's a joke and for fans who care, they are being taken for a ride. It's not stopped fans from coming, or buying souvenirs. Personally as good as this may sound and perhaps may lead to a close of the steroid era, as we have seen in the last few days, the report will probably do little to punish anyone. Furthermore, what will we learn? For the names that are ...O's Still Lead League in Roid Stories
FanIQ Blog found this 12/11/2007 on blog.washingtonpost.com
No new names in the Sun today, but still, two more steroid stories. * David Segui says he expects to be named in the Mitchell report, that he refused several Mitchell-led inquiries for assistance because he didn't want to be a snitch, and that he used ...Mitchell Report? Who Cares
100% Injury Rate found this 12/12/2007 on www.imwritingsports.com
The Mitchell Report. Will it name names? Will it point the blame at the General Managers for turning a blind eye? Will it blame the trainers and strength coaches? It could do all of these things, or possibly none. Nobody really knows ...Tejada Traded, Mitchell Report Out Tomorrow - Coincidence?
fightonusc posted 12/12/2007 from yourfaceisasportsblog.blogspot.com
Former MVP and target of steroid allegations Miguel Tejada was sent to the Astros today in an apparently one-sided trade. Meanwhile, the release of The Mitchell Report tomorrow promises to name some big names as steroid/HGH/endocrine gland users. Why do these two stories feel connected to me somehow?Early Bedtime Kids ... It's Mitchell Report Eve! [Mitchell Report Eve]
Your Face is a Sports Blog found this 12/12/2007 on deadspin.com
For the schadenfreude -hungry sports fans, it truly is Christmas Eve. Tomorrow, at 2 p.m., The Mitchell Report will be released , though you can be sure someone -- probably the New York Daily News will grab a copy of it early. It supposedly ...Mitchell Report: 10 Players That Won't Be Listed
criticalfanatic posted 12/13/2007 from FanIQ.com
I feel like a kid again on Christmas Eve awaiting the gifts that Santa Mitchell will bring for us tomorrow. Supposedly 60-80 presents will be wrapped neatly under our tree. Us baseball fans have been good and we deserve more, but we'll take what we can get. We've speculated about all the possible names for some time now, but here's some names I'd be stunned to see listed in George ..Live Blogging the Mitchell Report
retoocs posted 12/13/2007 from everyfacetofthegame.blogspot.com
The day has come, and we are only hours away from the release of the Mitchell Report. but already information and names have been leaked to the press.Report: George Mitchell Will Name Roger Clemens
Vegas Watch found this 12/13/2007 on sports.aol.com
We all knew names would start leaking out ahead of the unveiling of the Mitchell Report at 2 PM today, and it appears that the first bomb to be dropped is going to be a big name: Roger Clemens . Word out of Bristol this morning is that Clemens' ...Complete List Of Names On Mitchell Report
hotfoot posted 12/13/2007 from www.hotfootblog.com
Take this with a grain of salt, I received from a reputable source the following names which include Yankees Johnny Damon, Roger Clemens, and Andy Pettitte.Sources: Andy Pettitte and Roger Clemens in Mitchell Report
houroc posted 12/13/2007 from sportfiends.com
Woah!!!! If this is true this is a bombshell. ESPN’s Sportscenter is reporting that Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte will be named in the Mitchell Report. These would be the big names that everyone is hoping to hear in the report.MITCHELL REPORT DEBUTS TODAY
Cobra Brigade found this 12/13/2007 on www.epiccarnival.com
by Jack Cobra , Cobra Brigade Since I write about baseball, I guess it's my duty to report to you that The Mitchell Report is coming out today . *Gasp* I feel a letdown coming on..... While it would be great for those of us writing blogs if the ...Clemens and Pettitte named by Mitchell?
Scott Proctor's Arm - A New York Yankees ... found this 12/13/2007 on yankees.lhblogs.com
There are scattered reports that Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte will be among those named by the Mitchell Report. Their names have come up in the past based on their ties to trainer Brian McNamee. McNamee is a personal trainer who was employed by ...Unofficial Mitchell Report List
SportsRumblings posted 12/13/2007 from www.sportsrumblings.com
70+ names, many of them familiar. Who knew Roger Clemens did roids?Random Thoughts on the Mitchell Report
Stet Sports Blog posted 12/13/2007 from svpstyle.blogspot.com
I've already shared my thought on steroids in baseball, but with the announcement that the Mitchell Report will be disclosed in detail this afternoon, and some rumors floating about the Internet regarding the names that are on said report, here are just some of the musings I have on what is sure to be a dark day for baseball.The Mitchell Report: The Names?
nasonmedia posted 12/13/2007 from smallwhiteball.blogspot.com
According to a source I have within a MLB p.r. office, this is the full list of names. As corroborated before, it contains Cy Young award winners, MVPs and more.THE REQUISITE MITCHELL REPORT POST
Cousins of Ron Mexico found this 12/13/2007 on www.withleather.com
Former Senator George Mitchell will announce the findings from his 20-month investigation into baseball's steroid problem at a press conference in New York at 2:00 Eastern today. Supposedly, Mitchell will reveal between 60 and 80 names of ...T-minus 30 minutes to The Mitchell Report
fightonusc posted 12/13/2007 from www.yourfaceisasportsblog.com
The Mitchell Report is set to get dropped in one hour, and when it does BASEBALL WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!!! Unless the list mainly contains players that everyone pretty much knew were doing something. There is a list of names named floating around the Internet right now. I'm skeptical because Rich "El Gordo" Garces is on that list. No joke.Official Mitchell List
hotfoot posted 12/13/2007 from www.hotfootblog.com
Here is the list of names mentioned in the OFFICAL Mitchell Report. Notable players are in bold.The Mitchell Report (Searchable) (Depressed Fan)
depressedfan posted 12/13/2007 from www.depressedfan.com
Here's an online version of the Mitchell Report. You can search through it for individual players' names.Mitchell Reports Names
IFChris posted 12/13/2007 from www.intentionalfoul.com
Here are the official names in the Mitchell Report, taken directly from the report. Adam Piatt Adam Riggs Andy Pettitte Bart Miadich Brendan Donnelly Brian Roberts Chad Allen Chris Donnels Chuck Knoblauch Cody McKay David Justice David Segui Denny Neagle The list continues.
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The Mitchell Report was released Thursday to talk about the issue of steroids in baseball. Not only did former Senator Mitchell do that, but he was able to stun a baseball world that was only expecting a few names of maquee players, instead giving us a boat load of household names. Names like Roger Clemens, Andy Petite, Eric Gagne, Gary Sheffield, Jason Giambi, Troy Glaus, Gary Matthews Jr.,Reading the Mitchell Report: The first 8 names
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Posted 12/13/2007 on seattlepi.com Mariners blog
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Posted 12/13/2007 on Uwe Blog
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