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There has been an official investigation conducted. Congress has stepped in because it felt it was a big enough issue on which to waste money. Legends have been blackballed from the Hall of Fame. Players have been suspended and suspected. And now Ryan Braun is being judged because his name appeared on a piece of paper that once sat in the office of a suspected peddler.
Yes, performance-enhancing drugs still are a problem in Major League Baseball, despite the league’s and government’s efforts to rid the sport of them. Positive tests result in suspensions and loss of pay. There is a lifetime ban if you...
Open the neat spreadsheet and scroll past the listing of local developers, prominent attorneys, and personal trainers. You'll find a lengthy list of nicknames: Mostro, Al Capone, El Cacique, Samurai, Yukon, Mohamad, Felix Cat,... more »
The Drug Enforcement Administration and Major League Baseball are investigating a Miami-area man named Anthony Bosch — who has worked closely with Alex Rodriguez — for Bosch’s possible links to performance-enhancing drugs,... more »
Like most fans in the Gateway City, I convene with family and friends before St. Louis Cardinals' games at the base of the Stan Musial statue outside of Busch Stadium. "Let's meet at the statue," we text on the day of the game,... more »
Brian Cashman made an appearance on the Joe Benigno/Evan Roberts WFAN show Friday and succeeded in diverting the attention from his inability to land a righthanded-hitting outfielder by suggesting Alex Rodriguez could miss the... more »
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