Report: Bonds Admitted to Using Substances
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Baseball player Barry Bonds told a federal grand jury that he used a clear substance and a cream given to him by a trainer who was indicted in a steroid-distribution ring but denied knowing they were steroids, according to a report published Friday.
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A Us Weekly's report said that Williams drove Ledger to Promises, the Malibu rehab facility frequented by celebrities, in March 2006, because he was abusing heroin, cocaine, "a variety of pills," and alcohol. But Ledger refused to check in, and vowed, instead, to clean up on his own.
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One in five 15-year-olds admit using drugs - mostly cannabis - on a regular basis, according to official figures.
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The news is not so much shocking as sad. Surely, everyone whose eyes were open suspected that Jason Giambi and Barry Bonds had been using performance-enhancing drugs for many years.
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The 25-year-old tested positive for a banned substance in October, which he later denied was cocaine. He could face a two year ban from playing.
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By the numbers. By Elia Powers. With recent reports stemming from grand jury testimony that link major league baseball sluggers Jason Giambi and Barry Bonds to past steroid use, discussion of the sportâs tainted image resurfaced this week.
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Two more people linked to a nationwide investigation into the illegal sale of steroids were arraigned yesterday on drug-related charges as a published report implicated more athletes, including the winner of a bodybuilding event named for California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Barry Bonds took creams and oils that could have contained steroids, but did so unknowingly out of blind faith in his trainer and best friend, the baseball player&#39;s lawyer said on Friday.
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San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds reportedly used undetectable steroids during the 2003 season, the first in which Major League Baseball banned the substance, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Saturday.
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Pitching great Roger Clemens joined  home-run king Barry Bonds among dozens of Major League Baseball  players named on Thursday in the Mitchell Report that detailed  widespread use of banned drugs in America's pastime.
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Marion Jones pleaded guilty in October to lying to federal agents about her use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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Baseball star Barry Bonds testified to a grand jury that he used a clear substance and a cream given to him by a trainer who was indicted in a steroid-distribution ring, but said he didn't know they were steroids, the San Francisco Chronicle reported Friday.
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Barry Bonds is reported to have agreed a new one-year contract with the San Francisco Giants.
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The following are some of the drugs named in the Mitchell Report that baseball players are accused of using.
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Barry Bonds asked a federal judge to dismiss perjury charges against him Wednesday, arguing the indictment is "scattershot" and noted for its "striking inartfulness." Bonds was charged in November with lying to a grand jury about his use of performance-enhancing drugs.
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They aren't through with Barry Bonds, not yet. The federal grand jury considering possible perjury and tax-evasion charges against the star slugger expired Thursday without an indictment. Hours later, Bonds' personal trainer, Greg Anderson, walked out of a prison where he spent two weeks for refusing to testify against his childhood friend.
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Major League Baseball and the players'  association have agreed to discuss recommendations from a  report exposing widespread steroid use that could lead to a  further crackdown on performance-enhancing drugs.