Some baseball players won't be punished
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Baltimore Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts got his name in the Mitchell Report on the flimsiest of evidence: Former teammate Larry Bigbie told investigators that Roberts admitted injecting himself with steroids "once or twice."
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Two former New York Yankees players who allegedly assaulted a Fenway Park groundskeeper during the 2003 American League Championship series could have charges against them dropped if they perform community service and possibly undergo counseling.
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It turns out Mike Lowell was never a part of the internal DH discussion. Terry Francona was never taking him out of the lineup.
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Rangers team officials did not think it was necessary to assign extra security for the Oakland bullpen to keep hecklers away from Athletics relievers during Tuesday night&#39;s game.
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Los Angeles outfielder Milton Bradley won&#39;t be disciplined by the Dodgers for a clubhouse confrontation with a reporter he called an &quot;Uncle Tom.
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THERE IS no excuse for the behavior exhibited by a few Oakland A&#39;s fans and some members of the Texas Rangers baseball team that sent a player to jail and left a spectator with a broken nose.
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Steroids boost the body, but donât expect a âgotchaâ in a playerâs statistics.
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When the San Francisco Giants play baseball, slugger Barry Bonds and the other players are far from the only ones thinking about hitting home runs.
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The men who run the Nationals have not discussed Frank Robinson's future with him in detail, leading to a growing feeling around the club that the 71-year-old Hall of Famer won't be back next season.
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Valencia will not appeal against the punishment handed out by UEFA to midfielder Miguel Angel Angulo or the fine imposed on the club for incidents during the Champions League defeat to Werder Bremen on December 7.
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If the Florida Marlins complete their mission to make it back to .500, it won't be on the St. Louis Cardinals' watch.
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There are certainly players in the NFL who speak their mind. Some have the cachet to do so. Kickers, in general, do not.
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A professional athlete sidelined by an injury might as well be a dead man. Harsh, but true. If you are too hurt to play, you might as well stay home. Some teammates don't even want to look at you. Reminds them of their own vulnerability. In a big league locker room, no one wants to talk about ...
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Six teams will play baseball games today, and two more will join them tomorrow. The Moneyball boys won&#39;t be one of them. Their reinvention of the game didn&#39;t work this season.
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Players on the Colorado Rockies, once described as an organization that adhered to a âChristian-based code of conduct,â say that faith is not a requirement for peer approval.
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If anything, there will be a little more sizzle around the ballpark. There won't be so much focus on Julio Lugo's slump, or J.D. Drew's batting average, or Curt Schilling's injury, or the fact that there's not much of a race in the American League East right now.
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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.