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Greek lifters trying to destroy their livers
2008-04-07 21:43:00 Reports from Greece indicate elite Greek weightlifters were nailed with nasty anabolics last week. A Greek athletic site discusses the situation (Hellenic Athletes): More details have emerged in the doping scandal that has once again rocked Greece, as well as news this morning that the "B" sample results are expected next Wednesday. Three types of substances have reportedly been detected in the 11 Greek weightlifters whose “A” samples came back positive. The first is reported to be methyltrienolone, a potent anabolic steroid. This particular substance had been linked in the late 1960’s to as manyas 200 deaths, due to high toxicity of the liver, and was withdrawn a few years later. The second substance is reported to be an opiate, used to purge the body of the drug-addiction tendencies of methyltrienolone. The third is reported to be an estrogen suppressor, which resembles testosteroneHowever, there could be tainted supplements involved:Michalis ...
Cache of drugs -- HGH & steroids -- found in Atlanta home once owned by
2008-04-07 14:21:00 A stash of drugs (HGH, steroids) found in house once owned by WWE wrestler. Fox Atlanta carries the story. Henry County Police are investigating what a Locust Grove man says he found inside his home. He turned over to police several bottles that were labeled as containing human growth hormones. The man also gave police numerous syringes and other materials that investigators say could belong to a W.W.E. wrestler. "I had never looked in here and so she was gonna put her stuff in here and just looked back in here and the boxes were just sitting there," said the homeowner. The Atlanta area, home to many WWE wrestlers, seems to be a hotbed of steroid activity. Chris Benoit lived there. Surprise, the baby is sucking on some masternon:The homeowner was referring to two shoe boxes that contained several small bottles labeled as testosterone, neomasteron -- which is also an anabolic steroid -- some bottles with no markings at all and there were numerous unopen... More About: Drugs , Home , Steroids , Owned
Daily Steroid Briefing
2008-04-06 18:36:00 1. New York City cops get lecture on steroids. (NY1 News) 2. Gilbert Arenas does not have freedom of speech about Roger Clemens and steroids (AOL Sports) 3. Barry Bonds might still be swatting at balls this year. (Trading Markets) 4. WADA plans on testing for HGH during the Olympics in China. (ESPN) 5. Rafael Nadal, looking really buff for a tennis player in Florida tournament. (Palm Beach Post)(Go out and hit) More About: Daily
Studies suggest anabolic steroids produce long term changes in muscle struc
2008-04-06 17:20:00 The Wall Street Journal dug up an interesting study from Umea University. The study from the Department of Integrative Medical Biology at Umea (Sweden) demonstrated long term muscle changes in anabolic steroids users -- despite current abstinence. The WSJ related these changes to MLB stats. (here) In the study, which was completed in October 2006 by the Department of Integrative Medical Biology at Sweden's Umea University, researchers took muscle biopsies from 26 elite powerlifters who have competed at the sport's highest levels. Ten of the volunteers said they were not steroid users, but the other 16 had either admitted using these drugs in the past or said they were currently using them. Not only is it unusual for scientists to study elite athletes of any kind, it's almost impossible to study top athletes who are using steroids in competition.When the researchers looked at the subjects' muscles through a microscope, they made a surprising discovery: Rather th... More About: Studies , Anabolic Steroids , Steroids , Long , Muscle
Photographic memory: more info on the Canseco/Clemens party photos
2008-04-06 16:10:00 More information concerning the Canseco Party in 1998 where Roger Clemens talked steroids (and may have used some) emerged today. This story takes on legendary status as the weeks go on. The controversy seems trivial: so what if Clemens attended some goofy Party at Canseco's house? Two important points: The fact of Clemens attending the Canseco party starts the true/false controversy. This represents the beginning of the Clemens steroid story in the gospel according to trainer McNamee. One person is not truthful about the fact. Both testified under oath on his side of the truth. At the party, McNamee says The Rocket learned about steroid use, although others say he was already an knowledgeable juice consumer. Now reports says Clemens may have juiced at the party. The New York Daily News contends that IRS/BALCO investigator Jeff Novitzky possesses photographs of both Canseco and Clemens putting them at th party seen with a teenage fan. Two photogr... More About: Photos , Memory , Info
Daily Briefings
2008-04-05 14:46:00 1. Men, body image, and gender. (Pretty, Fizzy, Paradise) 2. Fighter Shane Mosley plans to sue Victor Conte about steroid accusations. (AP) 3. Jose Canseco in Chi-town says the Sox knew about the juicing. (Chicago Sun Times) 4. Steroid home test kit. (NBC News) 5. Georgia policeman charged with incest, child molestation, and possession of steroids. (The Times-Herald) More About: Daily
True Lies: Tammy Thomas convicted of perjury and obstruction
2008-04-05 04:53:00 An angry Tammy Thomas heard San Francisco jurors convict her of lying to BALCO investigators this afternoon. Thomas, who used so much anabolic steroid she needed to shave (? brand of shaving cream) her beard, grew hair on her cheat, lowered her voice, and grew her genitalia, deceived the investigators looking into the BALCO operation that snared a number of Bay Area and national elite athletes. From the San Francisco Chronicle: Former cyclist Tammy Thomas was convicted Friday of lying to a grand jury investigating a steroid distribution ring that has implicated some of the biggest stars in baseball, football and track. Thomas, the first figure connected to the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative case to go to trial, shouted at the jury after being found guilty of three counts of perjury and a count of obstruction of justice. She was acquitted of two counts of perjury.Apparently not realizing she controlled her own destiny both when she took illegal anabolic drugs, and when ... More About: True , Lies
Over-60 bodybuilders: some naturally clean, some steroided dirty
2008-04-04 14:40:00 The New York Times carries a story on 'geriatric bodybuilders', most of whom promote clean bodybuilding.... Dr. Grossman, a 60-year-old Baltimore dentist, is a competitive amateur bodybuilder, an extra ounce of flab makes the difference between a sizable trophy and going home empty-handed. “The minute you start winning, that’s all the validation people need to accept what you do as legitimate and something to be appreciated,” said Dr. Grossman, who is 5-foot-2 and a chiseled 121 pounds.He is one of a small but growing number of 60- and 70-year-old bodybuilders stripping down to Speedos, slathering on bronzer, and strutting their stuff onstage in natural, or drug-free, competitions. The season for amateur and pro-level events begins this month. Last year, the World Natural Sports Organization, one of about a dozen bodybuilding groups devoted to drug-free contests, had 44 competitors older than 60, up from two in 2000, said Jeffrey Kippel, a founder. Many bodybuilding... More About: Clean , Dirty , Bodybuilders , Naturally
Daily Briefings
2008-04-04 14:33:00 1. Sports writing has gone out of bounds (UTNE Blogs) 2. All about lying (wnyc) 3. Prison guard in UK caught smuggling in steroids (Chronicle and Echo) 4. The Anti-steroid fight is stupid (Steroid Report) 5. Certain genetic variations affect testosterone metabolism, perhaps beating the anti-doping tests more easily (Modern Genetics) More About: Daily
Jose Canseco: Smoking in the boys room
2008-04-04 06:08:00 USA Today says MLB authorities caught up with Jose Canseco in the boys room, ostensibly to talk about steroids. Story here: Admitted steroid user and author Jose Canseco met with two members of the newly-formed Major League Baseball Department of Investigations just prior to a book signing at a Manhattan bookstore on Wednesday. Canseco, who ended his 17-year major league career in 2001 with the Chicago White Sox, said the meeting with MLB on Wednesday left him "extremely shocked, because the timing seems to be incredible." Canseco rode an escalator to the second floor of the bookstore and was ushered into a bathroom a little after noon. Inside, Canseco, wearing dark glasses and a shirt barely concealing his muscular build, discussed steroids with senior investigators Victor Burgos and Eduardo Dominguez. They discussed the steroids issue with Canseco but it was not certain whether or not he would be involved with MLB's attempts to tackle the issue in any role or if the ... More About: Smoking , Room , Boys
Waiting for the bloody syringes: McNamee puts up Clemens memorabilia on Eba
2008-04-03 13:15:00 In a brilliant move to clean out the garage, and raise some much needed cash, ex-Roger Clemens trainer Brian McNamee is putting up some of the Rocket's goodies for sale on Ebay: Autographed baseball and an autographed photo. Both items now list at over 4000.00. Don't fret on time, there is over a day left to submit a bid (Paypal accepted)(Update: only 13 hours left to bid) McNamee says the proceeds will go to charity...may we suggest our charity (address given upon request). The AP carries an interesting angle: ...McNamee turned over 50 to 60 items including hats, uniforms, balls and pictures of Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte, Jose Canseco — "all the steroid guys," Castinetti (of Sportsworld) says. To make them unique, McNamee also signed them, and managed to take a dig at Clemens at the same time. Clemens often signs "Cy 7" after his name to denote his seven Cy Youngs. McNamee signed some of his "Ly 0," — as in zero lie... More About: Waiting , Memorabilia , Bloody
Daily Briefings
2008-04-03 12:57:00 1. Illegal PEDs including Steroids and HGH will be banned in the 2008 Beijing Olympics; the banned list also included powerful drugs like deer penis and turtle blood. (Deadspin) 2. Roger Clemens ex-Trainer Brian McNamee ws going to put up some Clemens memorabilia on EBay. Wonder what those old syringes will bring? (The Daily Gleener) 3. A former Auburn football player says Auburn was the original steroid distribution center for the US. (Birmingham News) 4. Former Olympic gold medalist Alexi Grewal pens an essay on doping in cycling. (Velo News)
Tammy Thomas trial goes to jury
2008-04-03 12:47:00 The Tammy Thomas trial goes to jury in San Francisco. (Bloomberg) ``This case is about holding Ms. Thomas responsible for those false statements,'' Assistant U.S. Attorney Jeff Nedrow told a San Francisco federal jury today. ``This prosecution is not about steroids, it's not about sports. You cannot go into the grand jury and make false statements.'' Thomas is also charged with obstructing the federal probe. Prosecutors said Thomas was the link between Bay Area Laboratory Cooperative, a lab known as Balco, and Patrick Arnold, an Illinois chemist who made drugs for the lab. Her lawyers say she testified truthfully, any substances she took were legal at the time she took them and her testimony wasn't material to the grand jury probe. To convict her, jurors have to agree that her testimony was material, or could have influenced the grand jury, according to the judge's instructions. ``The government has miscas... More About: Trial
Steroid Briefings
2008-04-02 20:47:00 1. Wooster MA bodybuilder in jail for steroids/GHB/GBL and threatening a US prosecutor finds redemption in jail. His policeman co-conspirator doesn't. (The Telegraph) 2. European cyclist Frank Vandenbroucke seems to be in trouble again. FVK was a promising cyclist with a model wife. However he became involved in doping, street drugs and attempted suicide last summer. Report indicate cocaine this time. (VeloNews) 3. Irish swimmer Andrew Bree may be using uppers. (Swimming World) 4. British sprinter Dwight Chambers to meet with KU anti-doping chief (BBC Sports) 5. WADA purchases HGH blood test kits. (SF Chronicle)
Will Romo go roid rage on Florida man who hijacked his body?
2008-04-02 15:10:00 A Florida man passed off a photo of 'roid rager Bill Romanowski, to pass himself off as a former Oakland Raider. Problem was the guy tops out at 5-10, where Romo comes in at a 'roided-up 6-4, 240. To the Palm Beach Post: When Ed McCabe masqueraded as a retired professional football player, he lifted the image of one of the most colorful and controversial characters of the NFL. McCabe, who organized charity golf tournaments while pretending to be a former Oakland Raider, downloaded a photograph of Bill Romanowski, who played for the Raiders from 2002 to 2003. McCabe altered the No. 53 to his fantasy league No. 29. And, voilà, Romanowski was transformed into Ed McCabe, who claimed to be a member of the Raiders during their 1980 championship season. Last week, McCabe acknowledged to The Palm Beach Post that he never appeared in an NFL game and did not play college football, but maintained that the photo was taken during a 1980 tryout with the Raiders. Oakland has no re... More About: Body , Rage
Conan the Barbarian: bulked up in sheepskin and steroids
2008-04-02 14:57:00 You knew it. Conan that Barbarian juiced up. Yep, he used 'roids to beat those ape-men. From the Columbian (WA) comes the story of an author and actor who admits he juiced to raise his Barbarian quotient for the movie. Now he penned a new book on how to Barbarian-up without nandrolone: From living on hippie communes in Clark County as a young boy in the 1960s to almost dying after being stabbed, Robert McRay has had a life filled with ups and downs. At one of his peaks, McRay starred in the “Conan” TV series and produced commercials for Walt Disney Co. films. But a few years before that, the 46-year-old said he was homeless and nearly died from the stabbing while he lived on the streets of Hollywood, Calif. McRay’s life may sound like a best-selling novel, but he had something else in mind when he wrote his first book, “Killing the Caveman.” Combining his own experiences with the techniques he learned in the entertainment business, McRay offers tips... More About: Steroids , Conan the Barbarian
Wrestling sites reporting that Nancy Benoit texted Chris Benoit about 'roid
2008-04-02 08:35:00 ProWrestling ,net and the Pro Wrestling Post carry leaking stories about Nancy Benoit 's text messages to husband Chris Benoit, prior to the fated homi-suicide last summer. (extensive documentation here) It appears that Nancy Benoit sent concerned messages to the pro wrestler about his behavior inclusing his emotional instability. Nancy Benoit complained of Chris Benoit's steroid abuse and referred to WWE's Wellness Policy as a "joke" in text messages retrieved from her husband's cell phone. "I will not accept this steroid induced roller coaster ride of emotional abuse," Nancy wrote in a text message on May 9, 2007. "Ignoring the problem or running away isn't going to help you face it. You need professional (help) and only if you're fully honest about all of it." In a text message later that day, she mentioned WWE's wellness program. "Get off the stuff," she wrote. "It's obvious (you're on). I'm probably not the only... More About: Sites
Much at stake in Tammy Thomas trial: now a law student, will she have a cri
2008-04-01 22:39:00 A new twist on the Tammy Thomas BALCO perjury trial emerged over the past few days. Thomas is currently a law student at the University of Oklahoma. If convicted of perjury and obstruction in this trial, one would think her admission to a state bar would be significantly at risk. Why then would she not fess up to the steroid use facing almost no consequence, rather than deceiving investigators which could potentially cause incredible trouble for her? Simply admit to using an illegal BALCO drug, face the embarrassment (no legal consequences or criminal record) and ride off into the sunset as Jason Giambi did. To the New York Daily News: SAN FRANCISCO - For almost a week now, an aura of intense mystery has surrounded the defendant in “USA v Tammy Thomas.” In a federal courtroom here, Thomas sits mostly silent and unflinching through the trial that has undermined her dignity and could ultimately deliver her to prison. The first athlete to actually be t... More About: Student , Trial
Ken Griffey comments on steroids and HGH
2008-04-01 17:46:00 From the Seattle Times comes an interview with Ken Griffey Jr. This is a player who really qualifies as the best baseball player of the past 20 years. Griffey discusses steroids and PEDs: Q. With this being the era of steroids and HGH, your name never surfaces, not even in a whispered rumor. What does that mean to you? A. It comes from the sense of pride when my dad [Ken Griffey Sr.] played. The biggest thing was that my dad wasn't a superstar. He was an All-Star, but not a superstar. And that helped because he always told me, "I'm going to work hard, my name is never going to be mentioned with doing anything wrong. I go out there and play and do it right." He told me I'd never be the biggest guy on the team, never be the strongest on the team, never be the fastest on the team. But he said, "Guess what — you can have the most heart on the team and that means doing everything the right way." That's what he taught me as a kid, that the team comes... More About: Comments , Steroids
Daily Steroid Briefings
2008-04-01 17:31:00 1. Pakistan suspends fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar for steroids violations. (PR Inside)2. Brown University Provost knowingly took Provost-Enhancing drugs (April Fools edition of the Brown Daily Herald) Claims it was flaxseed oil.3. Suspected juicer Katerina Thanou (photo) was awarded a medal taken from admitted juicer Marion Jones. (AP) That seems like justice.4. Australian custom officials found 2000 vials of anabolic steroids headed from Thailand to Australia. Sylvester Stallone was nowhere in sight. (IBM News)5. Steroids in the water. New meaning to 'well pump'? (The Chief Engineer)
Lawyers press IRS agent Novitzky in Tammy Thomas trial
2008-04-01 15:15:00 So you can lie to investigators if there exists other evidence, right? So the government should not concern itself with the integrity of professional sports? Those are the hind-sight arguments of Tammy Thomas 's legal team in the BALCO-perjury trial ongoing in San Francisco. The San Jose Mercury-News and the New York Daily News cover the case. Internal Revenue Service agent Jeff Novitzky, for the past five years on the hunt for steroids in sports, faced his first hostile questioning for his role in BALCO as he testified in the perjury trial of former world-class cyclist Tammy Thomas. Novitzky has put the squeeze on superstars ranging from former San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds to Olympic track and field star Marion Jones, but he spent the second day of his testimony in Thomas' trial fending off suggestions that he abused his power as a criminal investigator to clean up doping in sports. Ethan Balogh, Thomas' lawyer, cross-examined Novitzky on whether he improper... More About: Agent , Lawyers , Press , Trial
Missouri lawmaker wants mandated suspensions for pro steroid users
2008-04-01 06:43:00 A Missouri lawmaker says he wants the state's professional teams to automatically supend jucing athletes, or else face tax consequences. KWMU with the story: JEFFERSON CITY, MO (2008-03-31) A St. Louis area lawmaker plans to file legislation that, if passed, could make it harder for the Cardinals, Rams and other Missouri sports teams to get tax breaks. State Representative Jeff Roorda (Dem, Barnhart) says his bill would bar franchises from receiving state tax credits if they don't suspend players caught using anabolic steroids for at least one year. "This bill attempts to send a message to Major League Baseball and to all other professional sports leagues that if they want to continue to ignore the problem that they have with steroids, that we're not going to continue to underwrite their activities with tax dollars," Roorda said. Roorda gave that comment to KWMU while leaving Busch Stadium, following what turned out to be the Cardinals' opening day rain-out.In... More About: Users
Letterman interviews Canseco
2008-04-01 06:18:00 Late Night host David Letterman interviewed Jose Canseco, which means Canseco must be peddling books. Newsday brings us up to date: Jose Canseco reiterated his belief that Roger Clemens didn't use steroids on "The Late Show With David Letterman" Monday night, telling Letterman that he and Clemens were close friends and joked about steroid use when they were Blue Jays teammates in 1998. "We trusted each other, we played a lot of golf together," Canseco said. "His family knew my family. His wife and my wife at the time talked a lot and we shared private information, and, yeah, we kind of jested and joked about using steroids, but I never injected him, never supplied him, never saw anyone give hi. steroids and he never tried to acquire steroids from me. And I would try to actually give him information about myself, but he never seemed like he used it at all." Nothing like golf to promote male bonding:He said again that Clemens never attended a par... More About: Interviews
Quite a night at the ballpark for President Bush: Snubs Lo Duca, calls for
2008-03-31 22:53:00 President George Bush , once the owner of the steroid-riddled Texas Rangers, snubbed Nationals catcher Paul Lo Duca last night when he threw out the first ball at the Nats new stadium. Perhaps Bush became concerned that Lo Duca -- apparently a lifelong juicer -- would chuck that ball back at his head, or throw a Clemens-esque bat his way. The VIllage Voice says thus: Oh, they're so happy over on ESPN because of the Washington Nationals' new baseball stadium, which opened last night when George W. Bush threw up the first pitch. The doofus POTUS was wild with his throw to Nats' manager Manny Acta. Strange, isn't it, that Bush's battery mate was Acta instead of the Nats' catcher, Paul Lo Duca. But the ex-Met is ensnared in the steroids scandal, so his PR quotient is below the Mendoza Line. When asked by the ESPN team about the steroid scandals, Bush fumbled his way through the issue, and responded to the Mitchell Report (which we bet he didn't read) in an oblique way:F... More About: President , President Bush , Calls , Night
Prepare for a tsunami: Victor Conte to pen new book on steroids
2008-03-31 06:24:00 The New York Daily News says Victor Conte plans on pushing a new kiss and tell book on steroids: "BALCO: The Straight dope on Steroids , Barry Bonds, Marion Jones and What We Can Do To Save Sports." This should be one wild read. Yes, He's back, and with a pen on steroids: Monday marks the return of Victor Conte, the charismatic founder of the infamous BALCO laboratory, to the position where he has always seemed to feel perfectly comfortable: At the center of attention, pleading his case. Off criminal probation as of midnight on Sunday, Conte is expected to celebrate his return to freedom with a tell-all book spilling the juice on BALCO athletes and the federal agents who have been prosecuting them now for five years.Who will play Conte in the Movie adaptation (see photo at right)?Conte, who has remained mostly silent as the government, the media and the athletes involved have examined, analyzed and dissected the most explosive drug case in sports history, say... More About: Tsunami , Book
Daily steroid briefing
2008-03-31 00:22:00 1. The LA Times reports on performance enhancing swim suits.2. Author turned his 'roid rage into Esquire read.3. Short fiction story about a father pumping kid with the juice.4. CNN reports on MLB old timers views on steroids. More About: Daily
Guillen and Gibbons given repreives from guilt
2008-03-30 14:24:00 Newsday reports that MLB players Jay Gibbons and Jose Guillen, both linked to HGH and PEDs will not begin 15 suspensions as previously planned. So much for Bug Selig saying what he means and meaning what he says. Major League Baseball put the suspensions of the Orioles' Jay Gibbons and the Royals' Jose Guillen on hold for 10 days, giving lawyers more time to reach an agreement toughening baseball's drug rules. The outfielders were suspended for 15 days each by commissioner Bud Selig on Dec. 6 after media reports linking them to performance-enhancing drugs. The penalties were to start Sunday. "Pretty surprising," Gibbons said. "Put it this way: I'm cautiously optimistic. At least they're talking." Negotiators are close to an agreement that would call for more frequent testing and would strengthen the authority of the independent program administrator. If there is an agreement, the suspensions most likely will be eliminated as part of an overall amn... More About: Guilt
Valentino Fois, Pantani cycling teammate dead at 34
2008-03-29 14:16:00 From Velo News comes this story about a teammate of deceased cycling champion Marco Pantini. Italian rider Valentino Fois, a former teammate of deceased champion Marco Pantani, has been found dead at his home near Bergamo, La Gazzetta dello Sport reported on Friday. The 34-year-old Fois, who turned professional in 1996, was arrested in 1998 for doping after testing positive twice during the Tour of Switzerland and the Tour of Poland. He was suspended for three years in 2002 while he rode for the Mercato Uno team of Pantani, who died of a drug overdose four years ago. The cause of Fois' death is unknown. He was found by his mother with whom he lived. Fois made his return to professional cycling last November by signing for the Amore e Vita team. Two months earlier he had been sentenced to 100 days in prison for stealing two portable computers from a local newspaper. The sentence was later reduced to a 4000-euro fine. In an interview, he blamed the incident on the fact th... More About: Cycling , Dead
Operation Phony Pharm nabs MySpace steroid ring
2008-03-29 13:53:00 This short article describes a sting operation to bring down Internet rings selling controlled and scheduled drugs. TYLER J. LUNN, 28, of Phoenix, Arizona, pleaded guilty ay before United States District Judge Mark R. Kravitz in New Haven to one count of conspiracy to distribute anabolic steroids. According to documents filed with the Court and statements made in court, LUNN conspired with Matthew Peltz and others to purchase more than one kilogram of raw steroid powder from China, manufacture anabolic steroids at his home, and distribute them to customers around the country through a MySpace.com profile and an Internet web site they created, www.anabolic-superstore.com. This matter stems from Operation Phony Pharm, an investigation headed by the FBI’s Healthcare Fraud Unit in the District of Connecticut. Using several sophisticated investigative techniques, this initiative has targeted web sites and individuals who are selling Schedule II and III pharmaceuticals over the Inter... More About: Myspace , Ring
Is 60 Minutes's Mike Wallace juicing? Discussed steroids/HGH with Jose Cans
More articles from this author:2008-03-28 13:04:00 According to Jose Canseco's new book "Vindicated" he discussed steroids and HGH with '60 Minutes' correspondent Mike Wallace. Similar to questions about A-Rod's powerhouse musculature, we wonder if Mike Wallace owes his incredible physique to Canseco's steroid/HGH advice? (Newsday) Alex Rodriguez and Roger Clemens aren't the only targets of speculation in Jose Canseco's new book. In "Vindicated," Canseco wonders - only half-jokingly, it appears - whether he successfully persuaded legendary "60 Minutes" reporter Mike Wallace to try steroids and human growth hormone. Canseco didn't succeed, Wallace told Newsday yesterday. But Wallace confirmed a detail from Canseco's book. Just as Canseco writes, Wallace said, the two men did discuss illegal performance-enhancing drugs, off-camera, after a 2005 interview. "I remember talking at some length to Jose," Wallace said. "You sit there, shooting the breeze. It... More About: Steroids , Juicing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 |
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