Mitchell Report

This article goes reviews how Brian Roberts is in contract extension talks, and how he went about admitting to steroids last year.

Of course, it was a good thing!

This year brought two memorable sports scandals: the Mitchell Report and Spy gate. Sounds like political scandal rather than sports scandals!

what will the effects of the Mitchell Report be ten or twenty years from now?

With the Mitchell report coming out last week and releasing its opinion that Roger Clemens used steroids a new battle has erupted.

Many fans don't want to believe what is in the Mitchell report. It's time for everybody to realize that the Mitchell report got it right.

The release of the Mitchell report brings with it many questions. Here are some of those questions and my answers to those questions.

After waiting for nearly two years, the Mitchell report was released. As expected a significant number of baseball's star players were named in the report as steroid users. Now according to a recent survey, Americans want the league commissioner to take action.

George Mitchell Report comes out and with a swift move, politicians fall in line...and emulate.

This is an opinion editorial on that compares the Mitchell Report to the Salem Witch trials and McCarthyism.

"The scope of cheating within baseball could not have grown and continued without complicity."

A quick visit to Associated Content for the latest news showed me the rumored list of players who were going to be revealed in the Mitchell report today. I would like to report the breaking news that several of the player listed in that report were indeed not on the list.

Today George Mitchell revealed the report that resulted from his investigation on the use of peformance-enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball.

A look at the Mitchell Report, and a speculation as to what it will contain.

An article on what to expect from the Mitchell Report and the possible ramifications it will have on Major League Baseball.

Here is a list of players contained in the 409-page PDF file of the Mitchell Report.

In what might be the most-circulated e-mail of the year, the names of dozens of baseball players suspected of steroid use are moving from inbox to inbox on Thursday.

After nearly two years of investigative work, former Senator George Mitchell is ready to unveil his report on baseball's steroid problem. But the report will be incomplete if it does not include information on what each team's owners knew about the issue.

As baseball looks to move past the dark days of the steroid era, a dark shadow is cast over many current and former players who will be up for Hall of Fame consideration

After a consistent nine-year stretch, MLB's average team-OPS has been plummeting for the past two seasons. This is just further proof that pitching is taking over the major leagues.

A look at effects of steroids, both good and bad, why they are taken, who is taking them and who is effected the most.

A overview of how steroids are influencing the game of baseball, and why it needs to be taken control of before it ruins America's pastime.

It's the bottom of the ninth, with two outs and the home team is at the plate. The score is tied and the runner on first, Andy Amphetamine has taken a wide lead off of the bag ...

It seems that anabolic steroids are just synthetic male sex hormone at their base. A malicious concoction of acids and things most 12 year olds would throw out if mixed up in a science fair kit.

Bud Selig is in a bit of a pickle to say the least with what he uncovered in the Mitchell Report. Two years ago, he wanted to find out more about the "steroid era" and this offseason, he got an answer.

Steroids are illegal in the United States without a prescription, but they can be purchased online.

From reading various different opinions on former Senator George Mitchell's investigation into Major League Baseball from professional sports writers, it appears the opinions are wide ranging. Some think that it is a good things, others not. I tend to side on the not.

This is an overview of the Mitchell Report which is believed to contain up to 80 names of baseball players who have used performance enhancing drugs.

A look into the Mitchell Report shows everyone is to blame.