His year-and-a-half investigation is over and according to some, he's going to call out 60-80 former and current players for using steroids. But what I want to know about former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell's report is this: what happens next?What if one or more of those 60-80 broke a single season record? An all-time record? Won an end of season award? Have since been voted into the Hall of Fame? Are still playing today? Are now managing a team? Are now working in a front office? Are now working as an analyst somewhere? What, if anything, happens to these people? Is the fact that they've been named as part of this probe punishment enough? And perhaps most importantly, is being named in this report sufficient proof that said player did, in fact, use steroids?
Commissioner Bud Selig never addressed these issues during his press conference on March 30, 2006, when he first announced what Mitchell would be doing. I would imagine he can't hide from these queries after today, though. Mitchell will announce his findings at 2 this afternoon, and Selig will follow up with his own newser at 4:30.
Let's just say it should be an interesting day for the game of baseball.
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http://david-mack.blogspot.com/2007/12/do-you-think-roger-clemens-will-sign-my.html
That's what I think about the whole thing
Thoughts on Swisher leaving Oakland now too?
Hello...Kenny...Are you out there!?! With no posts in some time, my work day has become quite tedious. And I've had to go back to reading much less interesting sites like ESPN.com for baseball information!
Can you throw us a freakin' bone here!?!
Are you too busy staying classy? Or could we maybe get another post?
you're really slacking on your bloggin. turn it up.
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