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  • January 2008

    • Hall Announcements Loom

      New York Times  |  Jan 8, 08 10:15 AM CST

      Hall Announcements Loom

      (Newser) - Hours before baseball's Hall of Fame voting announcements, Mark McGwire can only hope that early polling is inaccurate. It seems the eighth leading home run hitter will receive nowhere near the 75% necessary to be enshrined in Cooperstown, the New York Times reports. The genial redhead's widely presumed steroid use is believed to have doomed his chances. More »

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      MLB  • baseball  • steroids  • George Mitchell  • Mark McGwire  • Goose Gossage

  • December 2007

    • Common Supplements Have 'Roids

      USA Today  |  Dec 7, 07 4:01 AM CST

      Common Supplements Have 'Roids

      (Newser) - An English lab, commissioned by an American consumer advocacy group, found small amounts of steroids in 13 of 52 athletic supplements. The study tested supplements that are legal, widely available, and commonly taken by high school athletes and workout junkies. Six of 52 also had the illegal steroid precursor androstenedione, made infamous by Mark McGwire. More »

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      MLB  • steroids  • George Mitchell  • Mark McGwire

  • August 2007

    • 756 Could Be Worth $1M

      BBC  |  Aug 9, 07 10:23 AM CDT

      756 Could Be Worth $1M

      (Newser) - The ball from Barry Bonds' record 756th home run could fetch a cool million at auction, some experts say—though they warn Queens native Matt Murphy to sell now or risk striking out. "In today's memorabilia world, proximity to the event is important," one auction-house president says. More »

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      Barry Bonds  • memorabilia  • home run  • Mark McGwire  • Matt Murphy

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