Don’t give McGwire and Sosa a pass
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- December
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Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa weren’t named in the Mitchell Report, but that doesn’t mean they can skate.
George Mitchell said his sources, notably Kirk Radomski, told him there were other providers of steroids and HGH, and not to assume these findings revealed all players who might have used.
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I thought on several pages McGwires name is mentioned. Check for example SR-14, 16, 61-63, 65 and some more. Obviously he got no paragraph like Clemens, Pettitte and the other Radamski/McNamee guys. But he is in the report.
To PhilCube: (RE: McGwire): That is true. I meant he wasn’t cited like Clemens, etc.-JD
Obviously McGuire and Sosa should enter the HOF together because they were not cited in this report and therefore are model citizens and ballplayers that all adults and children should emulate.
it’s just a shame Sammy can’t read the report to know he’s been exonerated! Will there be a translation?
This is confusing!
According to Fox Sports, Sosa was named once and McWire was named 46 times.
Maybe, John, you shouldn’t have pulled a Selig here and instead read the report before posting that they weren’t mentioned. You certainly aren’t paid well enough for such a dereliction of responsibility; wait until your named Commissioner.