Posted on 12/13/2007 11:17:17 AM PST by Eric Blair 2084
Download entire report including names of players implicated here.
And A-Rod captures a 10 year $275 Million contract. Sports just ain’t what it used to be.
Old news. Means nothing anyway.
Didn't I hear it is 300 pages?
For the past few years, ML Beisbol been Barry, Barry Bonds to me...
Old news? Look at the names on page 145. Some of them I didn’t expect.
Juan Gonzalez though is not a surprise.
well, he must be the real thing - he aint on it
A shorter list would be: who HASN’T used them?
409 pages.
409 pages, 6.5 MB. He’s on about half the channels now like it’s the moon landing, and it’s like he’s reading it word for word. Like Dennis Miller says, if my yawns get any bigger they’ll have to start giving them hurricane names.
player list is posted on this thread. NBC yanked it, not sure if there are any changes
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1938923/posts
Professional millionaire athletes still going ten years after they would be done. Old news.
so true, sad though. Im bummed about Pujols! Just Damn.
Gee, reading this will take about the same amount of time it takes to actually watch one of these snoozefests on the field....(chuckle)
Paul Lo Duca? Sheesh.
I’m reading the whole report. Is there a simple list of names somewhere? The report was only officially release a few minutes ago.
Lo Duca? How about Jeremy Giambi? Jason’s brother.
Just take all the sports records and put one great big asterick on it. There. Done. Who cares. Sports hasn’t been the same for years so I hardly even watch it anymore....some high school sports are fun...that’s about it for me.
Mitchell Report = mulligans and do-overs for all, boys have been boys, yada, yada,...
Haven’t read it yet, just my take on the news conference still underway.
How do we know this list is even true? It is based on the word of basically two individuals, in most cases with little or no actual proof.
According to Mitchell, steroid use is rampant there too!
Pujols? Wow, what page is he on?
Pro sports is an institution of the state, it should be protected in the First Amendment.
True. There is no punishment just dragging people’s names through the mud for public amusement. It is wrong.
Sort of like watching a train wreck. We should be ashamed of ourselves.
PUJOLS is NOT in it.
That was a misprint. Search the .pdf and you will not find his name.
Pujols kind of overshadows Benito Santiago, the former Padre catcher huh? That guy looked like a bodybuilder behind the plate, if he ever made contact with the ball it would probably go 560 ft.
Noted. Sorry Albert.
Well, we can replace baseball with Women’s Softball then? Everybody knows the game is quicker and the batters have to be even faster to hit those 65 mph fastballs at 43 feet away!
The Mitchell Report Here is the list of players linked to steroid use included in the Mitchell Report:
Brady Anderson
Manny Alexander
Rick Ankiel
Jeff Bagwell
Barry Bonds
Aaron Boone
Rafael Bettancourt
Bret Boone
Milton Bradley
David Bell
Dante Bichette
Albert Belle
Paul Byrd
Wil Cordero
Ken Caminiti
Mike Cameron
Ramon Castro
Jose and Ozzie Canseco
Roger Clemens
Paxton Crawford
Wilson Delgado
Lenny Dykstra
Johnny Damon
Carl Everett
Kyle Farnsworth
Ryan Franklin
Troy Glaus
Rich Garces
Jason Grimsley
Troy Glaus
Juan Gonzalez
Eric Gagne
Nomar Garciaparra
Jason Giambi
Jeremy Giambi
Jose Guillen
Jay Gibbons
Juan Gonzalez
Clay Hensley
Jerry Hairston
Felix Heredia, Jr.
Darren Holmes
Wally Joyner
Darryl Kile
Matt Lawton
Raul Mondesi
Mark McGwire
Guillermo Mota
Robert Machado
Damian Moss
Abraham Nunez
Trot Nixon
Jose Offerman
Andy Pettitte
Mark Prior
Neifi Perez
Rafael Palmiero
Albert Pujols
Brian Roberts
Juan Rincon
John Rocker
Pudge Rodriguez
Sammy Sosa
Scott Schoenweiis
David Segui
Alex Sanchez
Gary Sheffield
Miguel Tejada
Julian Tavarez
Fernando Tatis
Mo Vaughn
Jason Varitek
Ismael Valdes
Matt Williams
Kerry Wood.
Hey I think I caught the list before it was taken off. He is on the original list, havent seen what they have up now. Hold your fire! Thnks for the info.
Chuck Knoblach?
Pujols?
Thanks, you saved me 65 hours of reading.
Brady Anderson. No kidding, that one was obvious. 50 hr’s for a leadoff hitter who never hit more than 21 before.
That list is at least partially wrong, Kerry Wood is not in the report.
I just went through the report quickly. Didn’t see a lot of the names that NBC had previously released. For example, I didn’t find Varitek in the official report.
You might want to look at the report. Lots of cancelled checks, notes, etc.
Lots of names on that list that don’tseem to be on the report.
From Hotair: Update: Pujols, Sosa, Damon cleared?
Update: The plot thickens. MLB officials are disputing the report of whos on the list but WNBC is standing by it. One hour until we know for sure.
Update: Heres the Mitchell report, via the Smoking Gun. I see no mentions of Pujols
No mention of Albert Pujols nor Kerry Wood in the report.
Least.
Shocking.
Ever.
Neither is Brady Anderson. Or Jason Varitek. Those are the only ones I’ve look for so far.
I’d say that NBC list is a load of crap.
The report says only that Sosa was sent a letter asking him to come in for an interview. No evidence against him is presented.
GO CARDINALS
Mitchell? Isn’t he the RAT hack who made a big hash of his political career and has been honored as some kind of expert in everything for years by the RATs and the Drive Bys? I seem to remember his many gaffs as a pol and as a graft taker par excellence.
Before this, I had felt sorry that Pujols had been cheated out of the MVP award for a couple years by Barry Bonds. Now I no longer feel sorry for him. BTW, who came in 2nd in the voting for the AL Cy Young award when Clemens won it in 2003? That guy got cheated by Clemens.
If Albert Pujols nor Kerry Wood is in the report, I apologize.
This list is from 1190kex.com, news radio in Portland OR.
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