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10-Dec-2006

 

  • BERARDINO: Ripken takes the fifth on Big Mac (Sun-Sentinel)
    Ex-Orioles star senses steroids issue will mar Hall selections. LAKE BUENA VISTA -- The greatest day of Cal Ripken Jr.'s retirement so far is a month away, but already he can tell it's going to be somewhat compromised.


  • Steroid seizure among largest (Baltimore Sun)
    Authorities found about 40,000 units of substance in locker It seemed like a routine seizure when federal customs agents intercepted a package of steroids at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York. From JFK, the investigation led authorities to Anne Arundel County to what they now call one of the largest stashes of man-made muscle enhancers found in the region.


  • NFL picks (The State)
    ?Saints defensive tackle Hollis Thomas, who has been suspended for four games for violating the league's steroids policy, has claimed that the asthma medication he takes led to his positive test for the banned substance clenbuterol. But the league insists a player would not be punished for taking asthma medication. According to NFL spokesman Greg Aiello, the league's testing procedure is


  • Regulation, Reclassification of Steroids Looming (BloodHorse)
    Racing officials Dec. 7 confirmed a push for regulation of anabolic steroids, and also said the therapeutic substances could be upgraded to Class 3 under Association of Racing Commissioners International guidelines by April 2007.


  • Steroid Seizure Among Largest: Authorities Found About 40,000 Units of Substance in Locker (RedNova)
    By Matthew Dolan, The Baltimore Sun Dec. 9--It seemed like a routine seizure when federal customs agents intercepted a package of steroids at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York.


  • Sanchez worth risk for Marlins (The Palm Beach Post)
    Desperate for an affordable but experienced center fielder, the Marlins are taking a chance on the first player disciplined in 2005 under baseball's toughened steroids rules.


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