Full Listing of Players in the Report:

Barry Bonds

Jason Giambi

Jeremy Giambi

Armando Rios

Benito Santiago

Gary Sheffield

Randy Velarde

Chad Allen

Mike Bell

Gary Bennett, Jr.

Larry Bigbie

Kevin Brown

Mark Carreon

Jason Christiansen

Roger Clemens

Jack Cust

Brendan Donnelly

Chris Donnels

Lenny Dykstra

Matt Franco

Ryan Franklin

Eric Gagné

Jason Grimsley

Jerry Hairston, Jr.

Matt Herges

Phil Hiatt

Glenallen Hill

Todd Hundley

David Justice

Chuck Knoblauch

Tim Laker

Mike Lansing

Paul LoDuca

Nook Logan

Josias Manzanillo

Cody McKay

Kent Mercker

Bart Miadich

Hal Morris

Denny Neagle

Jim Parque

Andy Pettitte

Adam Piatt

Todd Pratt

Stephen Randolph

Adam Riggs

Brian Roberts

F.P. Santangelo

David Segui

Mike Stanton

Miguel Tejada

Mo Vaughn

Ron Villone

Fernando Vina

Rondell White

Todd Williams

Kevin Young

Gregg Zaun

Mark Redman?

 

Also: Ken Caminiti? Bonds?

 

That's all! Ho, ho, ho.

 

I really doubt anyone new will get fingered but we'll see.

Just guessing . . .

 

Barry Bonds, Ken Caminiti, Jose Canseco, Jason Giambi and maybe Miguel Tejada will be the MVPs named. With Ivan Rodriguez and Sammy Sosa being 2 obvious users who will not be named.

 

 

Mark Redman?

 

Also: Ken Caminiti? Bonds?

 

That's all! Ho, ho, ho.

 

I really doubt anyone new will get fingered but we'll see.

80 names... 80 names. Think about that. There's going to be many new names to hear about. Rumors confirmed, wrongs righted, butts slapped... it's going to be wild.

I'd put money on it that 15-20 players named will be no name Mets bench players. (AKA: Timo) There's going to be an awful lot of disappointed people when the report is made public tomorrow.

I'd put money on it that 15-20 players named will be no name Mets bench players. (AKA: Timo) There's going to be an awful lot of disappointed people when the report is made public tomorrow.

 

Yes. 80 names only when over 100 tested positive alone during the "trial" drug testing in 2003. Most of the names that truly used will not be in there. My guess is mostly retired players who this won't effect.

 

I saw that ESPN will have a press conference tomorrow at 1pm. Are they just gonna read off names?

I can't see him reading all 80 names. I think those will be released separately. I just can't imagine Mitchell uses any specific player names during the actual press conference. In addition, I imagine any questions about the players will generally lead to responses like "its in the report". The Selig press conference hours later is the one I look forward to....

I can't see him reading all 80 names. I think those will be released separately. I just can't imagine Mitchell uses any specific player names during the actual press conference. In addition, I imagine any questions about the players will generally lead to responses like "its in the report". The Selig press conference hours later is the one I look forward to....

If It's a press conference, the first question will involve the name "Bonds".

60-80 players will be named then those 60-80 player will deny everything.

I saw that ESPN will have a press conference tomorrow at 1pm. Are they just gonna read off names?

No, it will just give Peter Gammons and Buster Olney 30 minutes to deny the involvement of any Red Sox and Yankees who may be listed.

What's the over/under on how long it'll take Pedro Gomez to cream his pants over this report?

80 names out of a couple thousand players. yeah, that's realistic.

I'd put money on it that 15-20 players named will be no name Mets bench players. (AKA: Timo) There's going to be an awful lot of disappointed people when the report is made public tomorrow.

Exactly.

 

Mitchell got info from 2 or 3 suppliers out of, at least, dozens. This list of names that everyone's looking forward to is going to be just that tiny fraction of users unlucky enough to use the guy who got caught. And it's a shame that such expectations are being built up for this report. It's an arbitrary sample of users, but you know some people will treat not being named as an exoneration.

What I heard is the report will be posted at 2 p.m. eastern at MLB.com and Mitchell will have a press conference at the same time. Then Selig will have one after that, topped off by the MLB players union later in the day.

 

I'm interested to see what it says. Early reports have it placing blame on the union and MLB as a whole for allowing a drug culture to exist. It wouldn't be the appropriate venue, but I hope in the fallout, someone takes the media to task as well. They just turned an absolute blind eye to the problem in the late 90's and some hide behind the "how could we know" b.s.

 

80 isn't really a ton of names considering a lot could fringe MLB players. The most interesting thing would be if it laid out a ton of big names, and the scrambling ESPN would do to protect certain franchises

ESPN (Mike and Mike) just stated that "several prominent Yankees" will be named in the Mitchell Report today, and no current Mets on the 40-man roster are named.

 

Holy s***, Alex Rodriguez is on this list.

ESPN RADIO: ROGER CLEMENS!!!!!

 

HAHAHAHA

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ESPN RADIO: ROGER CLEMENS!!!!!

 

HAHAHAHA

 

I've been telling all my friends for the last 4-5 years that Clemens was most likely a roider, but everyone kept telling me i was crazy

 

brb gonna go feed some crow to a few people

ESPN RADIO: ROGER CLEMENS!!!!!

 

HAHAHAHA

 

He is the one that has always been talked about in the locker rooms. Since he looks to be retired, maybe he will be in it but I still doubt it.

Clemens was just confirmed on espn tv as well .....i love it!

Anyone hear the quote from Boras stating that there is no due process and essentially there is no validity to the report at all. I wonder how many of his guys show up. I can think of at least a handful.

Anyone hear the quote from Boras stating that there is no due process and essentially there is no validity to the report at all. I wonder how many of his guys show up. I can think of at least a handful.

AAAAAAA ROOOOD

 

Seriously, knowing that Clemens is on it has already made my day.

Anyone hear the quote from Boras stating that there is no due process and essentially there is no validity to the report at all. I wonder how many of his guys show up. I can think of at least a handful.

 

Kevin Kernan is speaking on ESPN right now, and according to ESPN he's close friends with Roger. He stated that if Brian Macnamee truly stated these allegations to the mitchell investigators, its most undoubtably true information as Brian Macnamee was VERY close to Roger

why espn worships a piece of garbage like clemens is beyond me

Former and Current Chicago players:

 

Albert Belle, Mike Cameron, Carl Everett, Scott Schoenweiss.

 

Matt Lawton, Mark Prior, Sammy Sosa, Kerry Wood.