the TOTAL LIST of players named in the report

PLAYERS NAMED IN THE REPORT INCLUDE:

• Chad Allen
• Rick Ankiel
• David Bell
• Mike Bell
• Marvin Benard
• Gary Bennett, Jr.
• Larry Bigbie
• Barry Bonds
• Kevin Brown
• Paul Byrd
• Jose Canseco
• Mark Carreon
• Jason Christiansen
• Howie Clark
• Roger Clemens
• Jack Cust
• Brendan Donnelly
• Chris Donnels
• Lenny Dykstra
• Bobby Estalella
• Matt Franco
• Ryan Franklin
• Eric Gagne
• Jason Giambi
• Jeremy Giambi
• Jay Gibbons
• Troy Glaus
• Jason Grimsley
• Jose Guillen
• Jerry Hairston, Jr.
• Matt Herges
• Phil Hiatt
• Glenallen Hill
• Darren Holmes
• Todd Hundley
• David Justice
• Chuck Knoblauch
• Tim Laker
• Mike Lansing
• Paul Lo Duca
• Exavier "Nook" Logan
• Josias Manzanillo
• Gary Matthews, Jr.
• Mark McGwire
• Cody McKay
• Kent Mercker
• Bart Miadich
• Hal Morris
• Daniel Naulty
• Denny Neagle
• Rafael Palmeiro
• Jim Parque
• Andy Pettitte
• Adam Piatt
• Todd Pratt
• Adam Riggs
• Brian Roberts
• John Rocker
• F.P. Santangelo
• Benito Santiago
• Scott Schoeneweis
• David Segui
• Gary Sheffield
• Miguel Tejada
• Ismael Valdez
• Mo Vaughn
• Randy Velarde
• Ron Villone
• Fernando Vina
• Rondell White
• Jeff Williams
• Matt Williams
• Todd Williams
• Steve Woodard
• Kevin Young
• Gregg Zaun

Juan Gonzalez was pretty much named in their as well but his entourage took the blame for him. So you can add him to the list.

No Bagwell, good for him.

The mediocrity of talent level of so many of these players leads me to believe that steroids is not nearly as big of an advantage as many people claim. Therefore, in my opinion, there should be no asterisks.

As matter of fact, screw the hall of fame. If somebody as deserving as Pete Rose isn't a member, it pretty much doesn't matter anyway.

Pujlos was announced early and his name mysteriously disappeared.

a big fuck you to the poster who earlier listed Kerry Wood and Mark Prior

There was a bogus list going around earlier and was even posted in one of these threads.

Redneckman said:

The mediocrity of talent level of so many of these players leads me to believe that steroids is not nearly as big of an advantage as many people claim. Therefore, in my opinion, there should be no asterisks.

As matter of fact, screw the hall of fame. If somebody as deserving as Pete Rose isn't a member, it pretty much doesn't matter anyway.

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Agree about the HOF. Who cares anymore.

But regarding your first statement "roids is not nearly as big of an advantage," I disagree.

You have some names here who became fringe players MLB players. Without the roids, these guy would never have stepped between the lines of a MLB ballpark.. They would have been career Triple A or even Double A journeymen at best.

76 guys listed here...this is the definitive list

Bonds...check
Palmeiro...check
McGwire....check
Sosa.....uhhhhhhhhhh.

Do we owe Sosa an apology. Either Sammy is a very intelligent and discreet steriods user, or he was clean.

Everyone always assumed that Sammy was one of the users with all the home runs and him getting big and all, but there was never really the evidence like with the others.

So does the single season HR record read like this?
1. Bonds 73*
2. McGwire 70*
3. Sosa 66
4. Maris 61

What's sad is that fans will say enough is enough, and blah, blah, blah. People will still continue to buy tickets and nothing will change. Doesn't matter what sport it is, people will keep watching.

D2bets said:

Bonds...check
Palmeiro...check
McGwire....check
Sosa.....uhhhhhhhhhh.

Do we owe Sosa an apology. Either Sammy is a very intelligent and discreet steriods user, or he was clean.

Everyone always assumed that Sammy was one of the users with all the home runs and him getting big and all, but there was never really the evidence like with the others.

So does the single season HR record read like this?
1. Bonds 73*
2. McGwire 70*
3. Sosa 66
4. Maris 61

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Sosa wasn't NAMED, but he is sure as shit one of the main offenders...his face and the run away zits at 30 years old tell it all.

Holysmoke said:

a big fuck you to the poster who earlier listed Kerry Wood and Mark Prior

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Are they your personal butt buddies? Why would you take it personally whether they were on the list or not?

I clearly qualified the list I published earlier in the day by saying that I couldn't be 100% sure if the list was accurate. If you look over the list I posted, it's pretty damn close.

Now you can go back to staring at your Cubbies posters on your dorm walls.

Donnybasbl said:

Are they your personal butt buddies? Why would you take it personally whether they were on the list or not?

I clearly qualified the list I published earlier in the day by saying that I couldn't be 100% sure if the list was accurate. If you look over the list I posted, it's pretty damn close.

Now you can go back to staring at your Cubbies posters on your dorm walls.

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So what if they were not on the list. Either was Sosa. If anyone thinks these are the only one's in BBall to use steroids your living in a fantasy world. THese names are just the ones they caught. Tip of the iceberg and there is a hell of a lot more ice under the water we haven't and probably will never see.

You can tell the Atsros hide there drug testing results better other temas the list would be long if they were to have gotten caught. Starting with the Killer bees Bagwell Biggio and Berkman.

texansfan said:

No Bagwell, good for him.

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These are the players they have alot of proof to back up the claim there are many more they don't have 100% proof of.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2007/magazine/12/13/flashback_juiced/index.html

Confessions of an MVP, Ken Caminiti

Brock Landers said:

76 guys listed here...this is the definitive list

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It is not a definitive list, it is the list of players that were listed in the report.

As I posted in the other thread:

you have to consider where they get their information. If you notice, most of the guys were at one time affiliated with NYY or NYM (both of their clubhouse guys were in deep shit), BALCO or the lab in Florida. Anderson, Sosa, McGwire, Poo Holes and many others weren't involved with NYY, NYM, Balco or weren't dumb enough to pay the Florida lab with checks or have it send shit to the clubhouse. For the most part, the names in there are affiliated with one of those four entities. That doesn't vindicate anyone or make it bogus.

Fuk this list and Fuk Bud Selig, he is trying to ruin baseball and make a name for himself...

covering his own ass VD

http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3153646

Players listed in the Mitchell Commission report

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Updated: December 13, 2007, 5:26 PM ET

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According to the Mitchell Commission report, here are players mentioned and how they are linked to performance enhancing substances:

Information Learned During this Investigation Concerning BALCO and Major League Baseball (8 players/ 3 active in MLB in 2007)
From the report: "I requested interviews of all the major league players who had been publicly implicated in the BALCO case."
Name In Report | Read it
Marvin Benard Page 127
Barry Bonds Page 128
Bobby Estalella Page 130
Jason Giambi Page 131
Jeremy Giambi Page 133
Benito Santiago Page 134
Gary Sheffield Page 135
Randy Velarde Page 137



Information Regarding Purchases or Use of Performance Enhancing Substances by Players in Major League Baseball (53 players/ 18 active in MLB in 2007)
From the report: "The following discussion is organized in roughly chronological order. Records do not exist to document every transaction described by witnesses. [Kirk] Radomski stated that, with one exception noted below, the payments he received from professional baseball players were for performance enhancing substances, as opposed to personal training or other services, and this assertion was confirmed by those players who agreed to speak with us about their dealings with him.""
Name In Report | Read it
Lenny Dykstra Page 149
David Segui Page 150
Larry Bigbie Page 152
Brian Roberts Page 158
Jack Cust Page 159
Tim Laker Page 159
Josias Manzanillo Page 161
Todd Hundley Page 163
Mark Carreon Page 163
Hal Morris Page 164
Matt Franco Page 165
Rondell White Page 165
Roger Clemens Page 166
Andy Pettitte Page 175
Chuck Knobloch Page 175
Jason Grimsley Page 177, 249
Gregg Zaun Page 179
David Justice Page 181
F.P. Santangelo Page 182
Glenallen Hill Page 183
Mo Vaughn Page 186
Denny Neagle Page 187
Ron Villone Page 188
Ryan Franklin Page 190
Chris Donnels Page 190
Todd Williams Page 194
Phil Hiatt Page 194
Todd Pratt Page 195
Kevin Young Page 195
Mike Lansing Page 196
Cody McKay Page 197
Kent Mercker Page 198
Adam Piatt Page 199
Miguel Tejada Page 201
Jason Christiansen Page 205
Mike Stanton Page 205
Stephen Randolph Page 206
Jerry Hairston, Jr. Page 207
Paul LoDuca Page 208
Adam Riggs Page 211
Bart Miadich Page 212
Fernando Vina Page 213
Kevin Brown Page 214
Eric Gagne Page 217
Mike Bell Page 219
Matt Herges Page 221
Gary Bennett, Jr. Page 222
Jim Parque Page 223
Brendan Donnelly Page 224
Chad Allen Page 225
Jeff Williams Page 227
Howie Clark Page 228
Nook Logan Page 229



Alleged Internet Purchases of Performance Enhancing Substances By Players in Major League Baseball (16 players, 8 active in MLB in 2007)
From the report: "Since the initial news reports of the raid by New York and Florida law enforcement officials on Signature Pharmacy and several rejuvenation centers, the names of several current and former major league players have appeared in the media as alleged purchasers of performance enhancing substances through these operations. These include:"
Name In Report | Read it
Rick Ankiel Page 243
David Bell Page 244
Paul Byrd Page 245
Jose Canseco Page 246
Jay Gibbons Page 247
Troy Glaus Page 248
Jose Guillen Page 249
Jerry Hairston, Jr. Page 251
Darren Holmes Page 251
Gary Matthews, Jr. Page 252
John Rocker Page 254
Scott Schoenweis Page 254
Ismael Valdez Page 255
Matt Williams Page 255
Steve Woodard Page 257



Information Provided by a Former Major League Player
Name In Report | Read it
Dan Naulty Page 232