December 13, 200718 yr Among current players I asked to interview were five who have spoken publicly about the issue. When I did so, I made clear that there was no suggestion that any of the five had used performance enhancing substances, and I repeat here that clarifying statement. Four of the five declined. One of them, Frank Thomas of the Toronto Blue Jays, agreed. His comments were informative and helpful.
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(Steve9347 @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 11:04 AM) NO ALBERT PUJOLS IN MITCHELL REPORT. Well, that's good to hear, I'd say, as a baseball fan. Please someone post the actual list when they have it.
December 13, 200718 yr And at that, I stand up and applaud. (The thomas part) Edited December 13, 200718 yr by Balta1701
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(NCsoxfan @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 11:06 AM) JIM F'ing PARQUE is on there!!! PARQUE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Getting over/trying to pitch through his injury. Not hard to believe.
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(Linnwood @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 11:03 AM) http://files.mlb.com/mitchrpt.pdf ^^^ LOL at these dumbass meatheads writing PERSONAL CHECKS for illegal drugs.
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(WCSox @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 02:08 PM) LOL at these dumbass meatheads writing PERSONAL CHECKS for illegal drugs. Yeah, the arrogance is astounding.
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(Linnwood @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 01:08 PM) Is there a list in the PDF? It's not a continuous list. It's basically Name followed by the evidence against them.
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(Athomeboy_2000 @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 02:09 PM) It's not a continuous list. It's basically Name followed by the evidence against them. Ah, okay.
December 13, 200718 yr no mention of thome in the report....only mentions of thomas have him being helpful to the investigation and have him quoted along with tony gwynn about calling for testing and speaking out about how its unfair that others are using
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(Athomeboy_2000 @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 11:08 AM) Nook Logan Classic. Guy who came up and blew everyone away for like 2 months and then fell apart.
December 13, 200718 yr Brian Roberts Brian Roberts is an infielder who has played for the Baltimore Orioles since 2001. He has been selected to two All-Star teams. Roberts and Larry Bigbie were both rookies in 2001. According to Bigbie, both he and Roberts lived in Segui’s house in the Baltimore area during the latter part of that season. When Bigbie and Segui used steroids in the house, Roberts did not participate. According to Bigbie, however, in 2004 Roberts admitted to him that he had injected himself once or twice with steroids in 2003. Until this admission, Bigbie had never suspected Roberts of using steroids. In order to provide Roberts with information about these allegations and to give him an opportunity to respond, I asked him to meet with me; he declined.
December 13, 200718 yr Bravo to Big Frank. But I wonder how the other players will treat him for speaking to the committee?
December 13, 200718 yr Mitchell just alleged that the report provides info on people who were warned about upcoming tests in advance. Has anyone hit that section yet? That would be a bombshell.
December 13, 200718 yr Todd Hundley Todd Hundley played as a catcher with three teams in Major League Baseball from 1990 until 2003 (the New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers, and Chicago Cubs). He was with the Mets from 1990 to 1998. He played in All-Star games in 1996 and 1997. Radomski has known Hundley since 1988, when Radomski worked for the Mets and Hundley played in the Mets’ minor league system.380 Radomski stated that, beginning in 1996, he sold Deca-Durabolin and testosterone to Hundley on three or four occasions. At the beginning of that year, Radomski told Hundley that if he used steroids, he would hit 40 home runs. Hundley hit 41 home runs in 1996, having never hit more than 16 in any prior year. After the season, Radomski said, Hundley took him out to dinner. Chris Donnels played with Hundley in 2000 when they were both with the Los Angeles Dodgers. Donnels admitted to my investigative staff that Radomski supplied him with performance enhancing substances. Donnels recalled having extensive discussions with Hundley about his performance enhancing substance use and about Radomski while they were teammates. Hundley’s name, with two addresses and three telephone numbers, is listed in the address book seized by federal agents from Radomski’s residence. In order to provide Hundley with information about these allegations and to give him an opportunity to respond, I asked him to meet with me; he declined.
December 13, 200718 yr Author QUOTE(Athomeboy_2000 @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 01:09 PM) It's not a continuous list. It's basically Name followed by the evidence against them. I'm printing the entire thing to read at home tonight. Work should be so happy with my use of resources haha.
December 13, 200718 yr QUOTE(NCsoxfan @ Dec 13, 2007 -> 01:06 PM) Karchner too It doesn't say that Karchner used just that 2 of his '99 Cubs teammates offered him steroids and that he saw them inject themselves.
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