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Jason and Jeremy Giambi, Benito Santiago, gary sheffield, barry bonds..some of the names on the list.

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According to McNamee, during the middle of the 2000 season Clemens made it

clear that he was ready to use steroids again. During the latter part of the regular season,

McNamee injected Clemens in the buttocks four to six times with testosterone from a bottle

labeled either Sustanon 250 or Deca-Durabolin that McNamee had obtained from Radomski.

 

:rolleyes:

 

From the report.

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:rolleyes:

 

From the report.

 

And the problem begins. Now, it's Clemens word against McNamee's. Clemens could say that either was, or he was told, it's Vitam B...etc. Ugly, ugly situation...

The easier question, might be to list those not involved with taking enhancements....

 

Hot Dog vendors

Grounds Crew

Ushers

 

:laugh::laugh::laugh: The sad thing is that you are probably right.

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Who's the moron at Fox News that sends out the BREAKING NEWS alerts? They butchered this one...

 

BONDS, CLEMENS, PETTIT, TAJADA AMONG DOZENS OF MAJOR LEAGUE STARS NAMED IN MITCHELL DRUG REPORT

Hal Morris is on the list.

Former Reds

Aaron Boone

Dante Bichette (wasn't he a Red)

Brett Boone

Mike Cameron

Jose Guillen

 

Scott Schoenweiis

Add Ron Villone and Denny Neagle to the former reds list.

All I know is that if Derek Jeter is implied or found guilty of any of it then I have given up on MLB.... Will just satisfy my love for the game by watching Little League - at least I can be reasonably sure they are not "juicing" unless it is kool aid.

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How many people think that this will happen?

 

To honor that commitment, I invited each current or former player about whom allegations were received of the illegal possession or use of performance enhancing substances to meet with me so that I could inform him of the evidence supporting the allegations and give him a chance to respond. The explanations provided by those players who we did interview were taken into account and are reflected in this report.

Larry Bigbie (confessed)

Brian Roberts (based on an admission to Bigbie)

Jack Cust (based on an admission to Bigbie)

Rondell White (Kirk Radomski)

Roger Clemens (Brian McNamee)

Andy Pettitte (Brian McNamee)

Gregg Zaun (Kirk Radomski)

Ron Villone (Kirk Radomski)

Ryan Franklin (Kirk Radomski)

Miguel Tejada (performance-enhancers provided to Tejada by teammate Adam Piatt)

Mike Stanton (Kirk Radomski)

Stephen Randolph (Kirk Radomski)

Jerry Hairston Jr. (Kirk Radomski)

Paul Lo Duca (Kirk Radomski)

Eric Gagne (Kirk Radomski)

Matt Herges (Kirk Radomski)

Gary Bennett (Kirk Radomski)

Brendan Donnelly (Kirk Radomski)

Howie Clark (Kirk Radomski)

Nook Logan (Kirk Radomski)

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I can't stop reading this report, as much as I want to...I can't...

I can't stop reading this report, as much as I want to...I can't...

 

I can't either. :irked:

 

I wonder how much it would cost to get Kinkos to print off 300 pages?

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I can't either. :irked:

 

I wonder how much it would cost to get Kinkos to print off 300 pages?

 

Not sure, probably more to print off 409 though...:eek:

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