Report: Clemens to be named in Mitchell report

Boston.com ^ | 13 December 2007 | Steve Silva

[RDTF]

Brady Anderson

Manny Alexander

Rick Ankiel

Jeff Bagwell

Barry Bonds

Aaron Boone

Rafael Bettancourt

Bret Boone

Milton Bradley

David Bell

Dante Bichette

Albert Belle

Paul Byrd

Wil Cordero

Ken Caminiti

Mike Cameron

Ramon Castro

Jose Canseco

Ozzie Canseco

Roger Clemens

Paxton Crawford

Wilson Delgado

Lenny Dykstra

Johnny Damon

Carl Everett

Kyle Farnsworth

Ryan Franklin

Troy Glaus

Rich Garces

Jason Grimsley

Juan Gonzalez

Eric Gagne

Nomar Garciaparra

Jason Giambi

Jeremy Giambi

Jose Guillen

Jay Gibbons

Juan Gonzalez

Clay Hensley

Jerry Hairston

Felix Heredia, Jr.

Darren Holmes

Wally Joyner

Darryl Kile

Matt Lawton

Raul Mondesi

Mark McGwire

Guillermo Mota

Robert Machado

Damian Moss

Abraham Nunez

Trot Nixon

Jose Offerman

Andy Pettitte

Mark Prior

Neifi Perez

Rafael Palmiero

Albert Pujols

Brian Roberts

Juan Rincon

John Rocker

Pudge Rodriguez

Sammy Sosa

Scott Sc hoenweiis

David Segui

Alex Sanchez

Gary Sheffield

Miguel Tejada

Julian Tavarez

Fernando Tatis

Maurice Vaughn

Jason Varitek

Ismael Valdez

Matt Williams

Kerry Wood

[raccoonradio]

>>Eric Gagne

That stuff didn’t help him much this year with Boston.

[Holicheese]

Yea, I saw Trot Nixon coming. So many injuries.
I was never a huge Trot fan.

Mo “Its not about the MONEY Dale!” Vaugn

[RDTF]

John Rocker big shocker /not

[raccoonradio]

Ken Caminiti:

>>Kenneth Gene Caminiti (April 21, 1963 – October 10, 2004) was an American third baseman in Major League Baseball. He was born in Hanford, California, and attended San Jose State University. He died of a drug overdose-induced heart attack on October 10, 2004.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ken_Caminiti

>>Caminiti struggled with substance abuse throughout his career. He admitted in 1994 to having a problem with alcohol and checked himself into a rehabilitation center in 2000. In a Sports Illustrated cover story in 2002, a year after his retirement, he admitted that he had used steroids during his MVP 1996 season, and for several seasons afterwards.[1]. It was the first public admission of steroid use by any professional baseball player. Caminiti’s announcement sent shockwaves through the sport: players became recalcitrant at being exposed, and reporters were embarrassed that no one had bothered, in the post-strike era when home runs exploded, to suspect steroid use by the players. Caminiti’s revelation contributed to Congressional inquiries and a league-wide steroids scandal.

[So Cal Rocket]

A clear incident of Roid Rage:

[raccoonradio]

>>Rich Garces

gasp...sob...oh no! not el Guapo too!

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Varitek . . . ut oh.

Rich Garces? Boy, those things backfired for sure. Say it ain't so, El Guapo!

[Hemingway's Ghost]

This, too---Jose Offerman losing his sh*t in a minor league game last year (I believe):

[RDTF]

Milton Bradley?

[romanesq]

Speculate all you want but I’m going with Petitte not being on the list.

Of course we know that Nomar and others from the Red Sox could possibly be nailed with the steroid tag.

They were smart enough to go with HGH.

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Milton Bradley?

Nope---Jose 0-4man.

One of the guys Dan Duquette brought in to replace Mo Vaughn's on base percentage.

[montag813]

This is all so hilarious. Every lineman in the NFL does steroids and nobody cares. Also rampant in hockey. Only in baseball does everyone get so bent out of shape over it.

[Hemingway's Ghost]

Of course we know that Nomar and others from the Red Sox could possibly be nailed with the steroid tag.

Not only Gnomar, but Dante Bichette, Jeremy Giambi, Johnny Damon, Rich Garces, Trot Nixon, Julian Tavarez, and Jason Varitek.

Quite frankly, as long as my binkies, Manny Ramirez and David Ortiz, are not on that list, I'm shedding no tears.

[montag813]

Pettitte to human growth hormone.

HGH is not a steroid. It is very useful in healing from injuries and thousands of MDs nationwide prescribe it for their (non-athlete) patients every single day. Women need growth hormones as well, to help ward off Lupus, MS and other ailments of menopause. To castigate ball players for using HGH is just silly. Everyone who needs it should be able to use it.

[Owen]

A-Rod appears to be clean. Finally, a clean superstar.

[ilgipper]

"It's going to be a rough day in the Bronx," the paper quoted the source as saying.

Sucks when the head of the investigation is also on the Board of Directors of the Red Sox. If any recent Sox stars are not named, this report will immediately be considered rubbish by most fans.

[tx_eggman]

By that I think you mean, "show me a power pitcher who did not become a finesse pitcher soon after turning 40." There aren't many

Nope, not many ... but their king is:

[Hemingway's Ghost]

To castigate ball players for using HGH is just silly. Everyone who needs it should be able to use it.

It must have some bad ju-ju, though, because the NFL slapped Rodney Harrison with a four-game suspension at the beginning of the year because he tested positive for it. And he was coming back from a massive knee injury the season before.

[cripplecreek]

Neifi Perez disappeared from the Tigers line up before the halfway point of the season. They said he was suspended for unapproved stimulant use.

Sheffield was just plain useless all season.

Pudge was just plain average at best

The tigers can afford to lose all 3 without missing them aside from Pudge behind the plate.