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14-Jan-2007

 

  • Celebration Continues, as Does Talk of Steroids (New York Times)
    Elected to Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday, Tony Gwynn said Wednesday that ?we all knew? of players who used steroids but ?we didn?t say anything about it.? Cal Ripken was more restrained with his comments.


  • Recharging Shawne Merriman's image (USA Today)
    Twenty percent of the public will never believe Shawne Merriman. This is a self-inflicted guess by the game's best young outside linebacker, trying to measure damage to his reputation from a four-game suspension in November for violating the NFL's steroids policy.


  • UPON FURTHER REFLEC TION/BY RICK FREEMAN (The Trenton Times)
    A ONE-TRICK PONY? If Hall of Fame voters cast a ballot against Mark McGwire be cause they believe he took steroids, that's one thing.


  • Court: Investigators can use steroids data (Sun-Sentinel)
    SAN FRANCISCO · With Barry Bonds still in their sights, federal investigators can now use the names and urine samples of about 100 Major League Baseball players in their steroids probe, following a ruling Wednesday from a federal appeals court.


  • Saints hope return of NT Thomas fills defensive gap (USA Today)
    If the New Orleans Saints are going to continue their storybook season with the second playoff victory in franchise history, their top-ranked offense likely will need heightened help from their inconsistent defense. The best hope for that comes from the return of nose tackle Hollis Thomas.


  • McGwire makes first comments since snub (Fox Sports)
    Mark McGwire had little to say about being left out of Cooperstown in his first public comments since the Hall of Fame announcement. The former slugger talked briefly Friday to the Cal State Fullerton newspaper, the Daily Titan, about being denied baseball's highest honor in his first time on the ballot. Amid questions about his role in baseball's Steroids Era, McGwire was picked by 23.5 percent ...


  • Mason City men face charges involving anabolic steroids (Globe Online)
    MASON CITY ? Two Mason City men were arrested Wednesday on federal charges involving anabolic steroids.


  • Glenn Dickey: Baseball cheated long before steroids (The San Francisco Examiner)
    SAN FRANCISCO - Mark McGwire?s dismal showing in the Hall of Fame voting was obviously due to his link with steroids. In the NFL, San Diego Chargers linebacker Shawne Merriman was suspended for four games because of substance abuse, almost certainly steroids, yet nobody seemed to care.


  • McGwire says he has no vote control (TSN)
    Mark McGwire had little to say about being left out of Cooperstown in his first public comments since the Hall of Fame announcement. The former slugger talked briefly Saturday to the Cal State Fullerton newspaper, the Daily Titan, about being denied baseball's highest honour in his first time on the ballot. Amid questions about his role in baseball's Steroids Era, McGwire was picked by 23.5 per ...


  • Officer implicated in drug case on leave (Boston Globe)
    BOSTON A Boston police officer who the Globe first reported in July was under investigation in the alleged distribution of steroids was placed on paid administrative leave yesterday, police spokeswoman Elaine Driscoll said. Edgardo Rodriguez, 37, is the fourth officer implicated in a police corruption case that emerged in July, when three Boston officers were indicted by a US grand ...


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