MLB stars facing tough drugs tests
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PHOENIX, Arizona -- Baseball&#39;s stars could face more tests for drugs such as steroids next season after giving their lawyers the green light to reach an agreement with owners over a tougher anti-doping regime.
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NEW YORK - For all the fuss over reported admissions of steroid use by Barry Bonds, Jason Giambi and Gary Sheffield, Major League Baseball probably won&#39;t discipline them.
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Federal investigators can keep using the names and urine samples of about 100 major leaguers who tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs which could bolster the perjury case against Barry Bonds.
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During its meeting Tuesday, the players&#39; union&#39;s executive board heard the outline of a stricter drug-testing policy that commissioner Bud Selig wants to implement for 2005.
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Sen. John McCain demands that Major League Baseball&#39;s players and owners tighten the sport&#39;s drug-testing policy to &quot;restore the integrity&quot; of the game.
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Alex Rodriguez expects to be questioned repeatedly about drug use as he approaches Barry Bonds' career home-run record.
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In announcing a stricter steroid-testing policy yesterday, Major League Baseball officials said the program was the fundamental equivalent of others in American professional sports, and on balance, the same as the drug-testing policy in effect for baseball's minor leagues.
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Humiliated by the events of the past week, Major League Baseball&#39;s players finally are ready to give in to the demands of the owners on steroid testing.
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Barry Bonds and other players under suspicion of using performance enhancing drugs have been asked by Major League Baseball's lead steroids investigator to turn over medical records and submit to interviews.
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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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Major League Baseball players finally came to their senses this week, telling their lawyers to reach an agreement on tougher testing for steroids.
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Sport: Golf: Golfers will face drug tests after calls by major names within the game prompted a shift in policy.
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Question their motives, but baseball commissioner Bud Selig and his counterparts from around the world of sports were right about this much: The fight against doping won't be won simply by applying pressure from the top down.
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Bud Selig defended baseball&#039;s drug-testing program Tuesday and insisted the toughened policy is working, and later touched on recent scandals set off by Barry Bonds, Jose Canseco and Jason Grimsley.
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He should be a lock for baseball's hallowed hall, but performance-enhacing drug allegations may lock him out.
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Even if baseball institutes more stringent drug testing, there will still be a number of ways for players to defy detection, many doping experts say.
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Steroid suspicions and superstars changing teams dominate baseball's storylines as clubs head to spring training.