Baseball steroid report raises fresh questions
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The report exposing widespread use of steroids in Major League Baseball raised more questions about the depth of the problem in America's pastime and aroused concerns on Friday about the credibility of its evidence.
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Some of the biggest players in Major  League Baseball, including Roger Clemens, were named in the  Mitchell Report, a far-reaching investigation on  performance-enhancing drugs believed to be threatening the  credibility of one the most popular U.S. sports.
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The ever-widening Balco scandal has sent new shockwaves through baseball, as it emerged that Barry Bonds, arguably the best player in the game, had used suspicious substances
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Dozens of players are linked to banned substances, as a report on Major League Baseball alleges a serious drug culture.
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Readers sound off on last weekâs Congressional hearing concerning steroids in baseball.
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New York Yankees slugger Gary Sheffield says he unknowingly used an illegal steroid obtained from BALCO during the 2002 season, Major League Baseball&#39;s official Web Site said Tuesday quoting a magazine article.
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Scores of purported drug cheats, including former Red Sox stars Roger Clemens and Mo Vaughn, subverted the integrity of the national pastime for nearly 20 years while major league owners and union bosses all but looked the other way, according to a landmark report released yesterday on the scourge of performance-enhancing substances in baseball.
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One of the most influential baseball minds of the last 40 years contends that measures used to demonstrate the baseball wide effects of performance-enhancing drugs are the wrong place to look.
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Taking on baseball's steroids problem once again, Congress kept the finger-pointing and tough questioning to a minimum. Maybe that's because the people under the most scrutiny this time Â Miguel Tejada, Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens Â were nowhere to be seen.
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The baseball community expressed concern for the sport after The Chronicle reported that Barry Bonds&#39; weight trainer claimed in a secretly recorded conversation that the superstar used an &quot;undetectable&quot; performance- enhancing drug during the 2003 season.
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Baseball returns to Capitol Hill today for another look into the illegal use of steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs. One of the sport's biggest stars, pitcher Roger Clemens, is scheduled to testify at a congressional hearing.
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Major League Baseball players began facing sanctions last year if they tested positive for illegal steroids. The NFL bans steroids and randomly tests its players. NBA rookies are tested up to four times a year, while veterans are subject to one random test during training camp.
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The list of major league baseball players linked to performance enhancing substances reads like a who's who. All-Stars and a repeated Cy Young winner are in the Mitchell report released today.
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Who is Barry Bonds trying to kid? The San Francisco Giants&#39; slugger, who in 2001 whacked 73 home runs to set a new, single-season record, reportedly told investigators that he unknowingly took
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Dozens, perhaps hundreds, of major league baseball players have taken steroids in the last few years. Yet no player has ever been suspended for steroid use.
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Attention. Attention. On the subject of drug testing, Major League Baseball wishes to announce it is now joining the 21st century. And only five years late. But do we quibble at this point or applaud? The sport made a genuine move on steroids. Too bad it required a scandal, threats from Congress and many ill-gotten numbers, to force the issue.
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Major League Baseball is concerned about New York Yankees outfielder Gary Sheffield&#39;s admitting that he unknowingly used a steroids cream in 2002, but the commissioner