The 2013 MLB trade deadline has come and gone, and while many of the big names that were rumored to be on the block stayed put (see Lee, Cliff), there were some deals made, and for those guys who were traded, the next few days are fraught with challenges, as they find themselves thrust into a playoff race while simultaneously trying to adjust to new teammates, cities, and PED peddlers. …read more
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By Bob Cook, Contributor A few days before revelations that Biogenesis of America, the now-closed clinic at the center of baseball’s latest performance-enhancing drug scandal, had high school athletes as customers, an organization called Digital Citizens Alliance was polling younger competitors to see how they view professionals’ PED use. …read more
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By Matt Cantor
After Ryan Braun received a suspension for his involvement in the Biogenesis clinic PED scandal , things are looking bleak for Yankee Alex Rodriguez. A-Rod’s punishment could be far worse than Braun’s, according to CBS New York : A baseball insider says he may face a lifetime ban. Indeed, sources tell ESPN… …read more
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By Associated Press Alex Rodriguez met Friday with Major League Baseball officials probing the distribution of banned performance-enhancing drugs. …read more
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By Zack Meisel Orioles Minor League pitcher Daniel McCutchen received a 50-game suspension on Saturday following a positive test for performance-enhancing substances. …read more
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By Andrew Simon The head of the Major League Baseball Players Association called increased penalties for the use of banned substances “a 2014 issue” on Sunday, a day after Commissioner Bud Selig voiced his support for a quick resolution. …read more
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If Major League Baseball wants to continue to stiffen its policy on drug testing, Red Sox second baseman Dustin Pedroia will fully endorse it. …read more
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By Steve Gilbert While he is proud of the progress his sport has made toward eliminating the use of performance-enhancing drugs, baseball Commissioner Bud Selig said there is more that needs to be done. …read more
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By Brian McTaggart Astros outfielder Fernando Martinez issued a no-comment through a team spokesman Wednesday morning, one day after an ESPN reported linked him to a South Florida clinic that’s been connected to performance-enhancing drugs. …read more
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Jhonny Peralta will let last week’s statement from his attorney stand in regards to the SI.com report that his name was found in the records of the Biogenesis clinic in Miami. …read more
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By NFL.com Performance-enhancing drug use is a buzz topic throughout the sports world, former Dallas Cowboys safety Darren Woodson believes NFL users will come to light with more stringent testing. …read more
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By ESPNBoston.com Curt Schilling says performance-enhancing drugs were raised as a recovery option for him in the 2008 Red Sox clubhouse. …read more
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By Zack Meisel Tigers shortstop Jhonny Peralta is reportedly listed in the records of the Biogenesis clinic under investigation by Major League Baseball for allegedly providing players with performance-enhancing drugs. …read more
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By ESPN.com news services Ryan Braun has acknowledged a business relationship with Anthony Bosch, claiming that he only consulted with the founder of the Miami-based anti-aging clinic in order to strengthen his appeal of a 2011 positive test result for performance-enhancing drugs.
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By ESPN.com news services Ryan Braun has acknowledged a business relationship with Anthony Bosch, claiming that he only consulted with the founder of the Miami-based anti-aging clinic in order to strengthen his appeal of a 2011 positive test result for performance-enhancing drugs.
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By ESPN.com news services MLB investigators are reportedly talking to the publication that linked PEDs to Alex Rodriguez and other players.
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By ESPN.com news services Ravens coach John Harbaugh says star linebacker Ray Lewis assured him “there’s nothing to” a magazine report linking him to a company that makes deer-antler spray containing a banned performance enhancer.
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By ESPN.com news services Ray Lewis was given a product to help heal his torn triceps that contains a banned substance, according to a Sports Illustrated report, although he has not tested positive and denies using it, a team official told ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio.
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By ESPN.com news services Records from an anti-aging clinic in Miami list the names of baseball players — including Alex Rodriguez, Melky Cabrera and Gio Gonzalez — and detail PEDs administered to them and others, according to a report by the Miami New Times.
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