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"I've always said that I don't want anybody else to have to go through it, but at this point, if somebody has the list and they can release it, I think it would be great," said Pettitte, who has admitted to using HGH on two occasions. "If all 100 names are going to come out - and I'm sure there are a lot of names on there that people won't even care about - they ought to go ahead and just release it." The names of four players have emerged since February, though the 2003 tests were supposed to be confidential. "Just bring it all out," said Rivera. "That's it. They keep bringing out names like that. If you're going to keep doing that, you might as well get it all out at once." |
Andy Pettitte and Mariano Rivera believe that the full list of failed tests from baseball's 2003 drug test should be revealed.