MLB players named in the Mitchell Report. Discuss.

* Chad Allen
* Rick Ankiel
* David Bell
* Mike Bell
* Marvin Benard
* Gary Bennett, Jr.
* Larry Bigbie
* Barry Bonds
* Kevin Brown
* Paul Byrd
* Jose Canseco
* Mark Carreon
* Jason Christiansen
* Howie Clark
* Roger Clemens
* Jack Cust
* Brendan Donnelly
* Chris Donnels
* Lenny Dykstra
* Bobby Estalella
* Matt Franco
* Ryan Franklin
* Eric Gagne
* Jason Giambi
* Jeremy Giambi
* Jay Gibbons
* Troy Glaus
* Jason Grimsley
* Jose Guillen
* Jerry Hairston, Jr.
* Matt Herges
* Phil Hiatt
* Glenallen Hill
* Darren Holmes
* Todd Hundley
* David Justice
* Chuck Knoblauch
* Tim Laker
* Mike Lansing
* Paul Lo Duca
* Exavier "Nook" Logan
* Josias Manzanillo
* Gary Matthews, Jr.
* Mark McGwire
* Cody McKay
* Kent Mercker
* Bart Miadich
* Hal Morris
* Daniel Naulty
* Denny Neagle
* Rafael Palmeiro
* Jim Parque
* Andy Pettitte
* Adam Piatt
* Todd Pratt
* Adam Riggs
* Brian Roberts
* John Rocker
* F.P. Santangelo
* Benito Santiago
* Scott Schoeneweis
* David Segui
* Gary Sheffield
* Miguel Tejada
* Ismael Valdez
* Mo Vaughn
* Randy Velarde
* Ron Villone
* Fernando Vina
* Rondell White
* Jeff Williams
* Matt Williams
* Todd Williams
* Steve Woodard
* Kevin Young
* Gregg Zaun

What a surprise huh?

MLB needs to say from this point on if you use there will be heavy consequences. I say two strikes and your out. I doubt that if any of the above players will be criminally charged if they find out for a fact that they used the "juice".

Who is this "Mitchell" you speak of?

former Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell report on performance-enhancing drugs in baseball.

http://mlb.mlb.com/news/article.jsp?ymd=...p&c_id=mlb

This post was last modified: 12-13-2007 07:10 PM by gimmezell.

I think that not only are the players to blame, but I also think Bud Selig has to take some responsibility for his actions as well. He came into the league in 1998, in the heat of the Sosa/McGuire home run race, and took no action of looking into the whole issue of steroids, which in my opinion was blatantly obvious, and he is the one that let it snowball into what it has become today. Not to say that the players aren't to blame, which they are because the decision to use was in their hands, but Bud needs to step up and get this shizz straightened out.

I agree with you about Bud. That time was a gray area that everyone kind of turned a blind eye. MLB should consider it water under the bridge and start focusing on the future. No use in trying to figure out what record was juiced enhanced. I don't agree with Bonds home run record and is tainted in my opinion, but the league needs to move on and start putting the smack down on current and future illegal "performance enhancing" drugs.

12 former mariners... . man seattle sports have gone down hill ahah