Report: Feds likely to question Canseco on 'Max'

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BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog found this 4/18/2008 on sports.espn.go.com [flag]
While federal agents are meeting Tuesday with Jose Canseco in connection with their probe of Roger Clemens on possible perjury charges, a person named "Max" might also be part of the conversation. [link]

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ESPN:  Canseco to meet with feds on Tuesday
Published 4/18/2008 at BBTF's Baseball Primer Newsblog
ESPN: Canseco to meet with feds on Tuesday Another lawyer for Canseco, Robert Saunooke, has said Novitzky has described two photos to him—one of Clemens and an 11-year-old boy in Canseco’s pool and another of Canseco with the same boy. From the description, the undated photos in no way linked Clemens to the specific party in question, Saunooke said. Well, wouldn’t that embarrass some people. The article also notes that Canseco may be asked about “Max”, the mysterious steroid dealer who “told him that A-Rod had ‘signed on.’” Max, huh? I think he was just clowning ...

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Exclusive: The man behind the Max - MLB - SI.com

FanHouse found this 4/18/2008 on sportsillustrated.cnn.com

In his latest book, Jose Canseco writes that he introduced Alex Rodriguez to 'Max,' a personal trainer whom he describes as a steroid pusher. Max tells SI that he hates steroids.
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SI identifies “Max” from Canseco’s book

Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog found this 4/18/2008 on yankees.lhblogs.com

Sports Illustrated has uncovered the identity of the supposed steroids dealer Jose Canseco says he introduced to Alex Rodriguez. Joseph Dion confirmed some of Canseco’s story but denies giving Rodriguez any steroids. Reporters from New York ...
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Report: Trainer says he's Canseco book's 'Max'

Sliding Into Home: A Yankees Blog found this 4/18/2008 on sports.espn.go.com

A man named Joseph Dion says he is the person identified in Jose Canseco's book as "Max," the person Canseco claims was a steroids dealer he introduced to Alex Rodriguez, Sports Illustrated reported on its Web site Friday.
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Canseco's "Max" Identified

Greg C. posted 4/18/2008 from slidingintohome.blogspot.com

From ESPN : NEW YORK -- A man named Joseph Dion says he is the person identified in Jose Canseco's book as "Max," the person Canseco claims was a steroids dealer he introduced to Alex Rodriguez , Sports Illustrated reported on its Web site Friday. "That's gotta be me," Dion was quoted as saying during a Tuesday interview with SI. Dion said he trained Rodriguez for four years when A-Rod was ...
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Jose Canseco's steroid dealer says he never gave A-Rod drugs

WasWatching.com found this 4/18/2008 on www.nydailynews.com

In his book "Vindicated," Jose Canseco says he introduced Alex Rodriguez to a steroid supplier called "Max." But Sports Illustrated says it found "Max" - real name, Joseph Dion - and he says he never gave A-Rod 'roids.
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