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Lauren Brown is the ex-fiance of Jay McGwire, the brother of former MLB star Mark McGwire. Jay has admitted to providing his brother with steroids and plans to write a book about the ordeal. Brown has also admitted to McGwire's steroid... [more]
Lauren Brown is the ex-fiance of Jay McGwire, the brother of former MLB star Mark McGwire. Jay has admitted to providing his brother with steroids and plans to write a book about the ordeal. Brown has also admitted to McGwire's steroid use.
Did Mark McGwire really use steroids?
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Yeah, it's good the truth is coming out.
Yeah, it's good the truth is coming out.
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None of us are fans of harping on the past, but when the past collides with the present, well, then we have an issue.
It’s been four years now since Mark McGwire plopped down in a congressional hearing and stated that he was not there to “talk about the past,” but more specifically, his alleged steroid use and connection to the Steroid Era.
Gee, Mark, what do you think we’ve all gathered around here for?
McGwire evaded Washington in 2005 with...
- Only Hypocrisy, Not Proof, Keeps Mark McGwire Out of the Hall of Fame. (bleacherreport.com)
- Baldest Truth: Nadel: I’ll consider McGwire, but is he Hall worthy? (baseballthinkfactory.org)
Mark McGwire slipped out of baseball on his terms, leaving behind a statement in the middle of the last night of the 2001 regular season and disappearing from public view...
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- Mark McGwire's Message: Cheat, Do Drugs, Cover Up When Congress Investigates... (rss.prnewswire.com)
Introducing Mark McGwire Will Be Tricky
Oh…MAN! The St. Louis Cardinals are having trouble coming up with ways to introduce their new hitting coach, Mark McGwire , because…well…he’s a douchebag. McGwire literally went into hiding after the congressional hearing about performance enhancing drugs and now has thrust himself in to the spotlight by aligning himself with his former team in a coaching role. The air of intrigue surrounds Busch...
From bleacherreport.com
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- Mark McGwire Cards' New Hitting Coach (sports.aol.com)
- No timetable for McGwire to talk to media (news.google.com)
After Cardinals manager Tony LaRussa has reportedly signed a multi-year contract to return as the Cardinals skipper next year, St. Louis's front-office decided not to bring back hitting coach, Hal McRae.
Mark McGwire was named McRae's replacement by the Cardinal's front-office. McGwire's hiring would be his first return to baseball since 2001.
LaRussa's extension has not been officially announced but he is expected to make his return to the...
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From bleacherreport.com
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The FBI agent who led a landmark steroid investigation said investigators obtained information that former home run king Mark McGwire - who is ending a self-imposed exile to return to the St. Louis Cardinals as the team’s hitting coach - had used performance-enhancing drugs in the early 1990s.
“We had information, after Operation Equine had finished, that we believed to be credible info that McGwire did in fact use steroids,” now-retired FBI...
From baseballthinkfactory.org
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- Lupica: For Mark McGwire and baseball’s other steroid cheats the truth would... (baseballthinkfactory.org)
- The Mark McGwire Rehabilitation Project Begins Now (deadspin.com)
What will he say? What will he admit? Will he actually talk about the past? Or will he continue refusing to say whether he used performance-enhancing drugs when hitting all those home runs? Thirty-seven days after Mark McGwire was hired as the St. Louis...
From sfgate.com
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- Will McGwire come clean? (sfgate.com)
Mark McGwire will be the St. Louis Cardinals’ batting coach next season, and the media is already wondering how long it’ll be before Big Red opens up about steroid use. “How telling is it that the Cardinals decided hiring one of the most controversial figures in baseball didn’t merit a face-the-music meeting with the public?” [...]
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- Why not hire Mark McGwire? (search.live.com)
