Mitchell, Selig, Fehr Head to Congress
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Bud Selig and Donald Fehr return to Capitol Hill Tuesday, three years after a hearing where the commissioner and players' union head were chastised for a lax steroids policy.
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Less than a month into a new, two-year Congress, the line is forming among House members considering their next career moves.
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Here's a list of Major League Baseball players listed in the Mitchell Report.
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Chuck Knoblauch will talk to congressional staff members about Roger Clemensâs challenge to the Mitchell report.
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Jason Giambi will meet with George Mitchell, agreeing right before baseball commissioner Bud Selig's deadline Thursday to cooperate with the steroids investigator. Giambi, who for the first time publicly admitted he had a "personal history regarding steroids," will become the first active player known to speak with the former Senate majority leader.
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â¢ Bud Selig announces that the troubled Montreal Expos will move to Washington, returning baseball to the nation&#39;s capital for the 2005 season.
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Â· Present and former star players implicatedÂ· Congress may launch new investigation
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Alex Rodriguez, Frank Thomas, Manny Ram&#xED;rez, and Jim Thome all could join the 500-home run club this season (with Gary Sheffield having an outside shot).
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Congress is monitoring George Mitchell's investigation of steroids in baseball and could intervene if he doesn't get more cooperation, two lawmakers told the former Senate Majority Leader.
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Colorado&#039;s Josh Fogg likes to get people out with his changeup. Seattle&#039;s Jamie Moyer has a legendary changeup.
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The race to replace the late U.S. Rep. Charlie Norwood on Capitol Hill appears headed to a runoff.
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Ever vigilant for new frontiers of American life where Congress can dictate the rules of behavior, elected officials in the nation&#39;s capital have cast their eye on Major League Baseball.
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Former U.S. Senate majority leader George Mitchell, who has been probing the use of steroids in Major League Baseball, will issue his highly anticipated report on Thursday, officials said on Wednesday.
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The names of two members of the 2007 World Series-winning Red Sox appeared in former Senator George Mitchell's report, which was released yesterday: Eric Gagn&#xE9;, who came to the team in a trade with the Rangers at the trading deadline in July, and Brendan Donnelly, who was acquired in an offseason deal with the Angels.
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TUCSON, Ariz. -- The players' association will offer advice but said it's the choice of each individual whether to cooperate with former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell's investigation into steroids use.
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NEW YORK -- Gil Hodges and Ron Santo top the players' ballot and Doug Harvey and Marvin Miller head the officials' hopefuls in the Hall of Fame Veterans Committee vote to be announced Tuesday.
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Former Sen. George Mitchell told a congressional committee on Tuesday that everyone in Major League Baseball must crack down on the use of steroids in order to remove the "cloud" that performance-enhancing drugs had created over the sport.