steroids News Archive

20-Jan-2007

 

  • Government Could Get Involved In MLB Steroids Probe (The Boston Channel)
    Former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell warns baseball owners that a lack of cooperation with his steroids investigation could "significantly increase" the chances of governmental involvement.


  • Mitchell warns baseball to cooperate with steroids probe (Los Angeles Times)
    Mark McGwire refused to tell Congress whether he had used steroids. Rafael Palmeiro insisted he never had.


  • Baseball Owners Get Warning on Steroids (ABC News)
    Mitchell Warns Baseball Owners That Government Could Become Involved in Steroids Probe


  • Congress May Probe Baseball Steroids, Mitchell Says (Update1) (Bloomberg.com)
    Jan. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Former Senator George Mitchell told Major League Baseball owners that the U.S. Congress might get involved with a steroids investigation if teams don't cooperate with his own probe.


  • Government to baseball: No steroids (The Arizona Republic)
    An angry commissioner tells baseball owners they better start cooperating with a nearly year-long steroids investigation.


  • Former police officer sentenced for distributing steroids (WDBJ 7 Roanoke)
    RICHMOND, Va. A former Petersburg police officer has been sentenced to three months in federal prison for illegally distributing anabolic steroids.


  • Baseball Owners Get Warning on Steroids (Washington Post)
    George Mitchell warns baseball owners that a lack of cooperation with his investigation into steroid use will "significantly increase" the chances of governmental involvement.


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