David Justice and Dwight Gooden denied HGH allegations made by former Mets' clubhouse attendant Kirk Radomski during an exclusive interview with ESPN recently.
"He has never been in a car with me," Justice said. "He didn't take me to the airport. He's going to call me a liar, and that's his information? That's a bald-faced lie."
Gooden, meanwhile, told the New York Post that Radomski never took a urine test for him.
"That never happened," Gooden told the New York Post. "I don't know what he's talking about. I've made mistakes through the years, and I've admitted them, but that never happened. And the way the tests were administered, it couldn't have happened. I've done enough wrong on my own, I don't want to get blamed for something I didn't do."
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An official from an American League team believes that baseball's free agent market is stagnant as a result of American's struggling economy.
"I blame the economy," said the official. "Agents and players still have this idea that eventually clubs will pay. But, my dialogue with other clubs says that the money is just not there."
An agent concurred with the official.
"It's really a poor market," the agent said. "I mean, how can Manny Ramirez not be done yet?"
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The oldest living former major leaguer and a former teammate of Babe Ruth, Bill Werber, has died at age 100.
Werber's son said his father died Thursday morning of "old age" after moving into an assisted care facility three weeks ago.
He was a career .271 hitter who led the American League in stolen bases three times.
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General Jan 2009 Archive
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ESPN | Jan 20, 2009
Admitted steroids' dealer Kirk Radomski says that he believes Brian McNamee over pitcher icon Roger Clemens.
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RealGM Staff Report | Jan 19, 2009
Alex Rodriguez has defected to the Dominican Republic, while former teammate Bernie Williams is on Puerto Rico's roster.
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MLB.com | Jan 19, 2009
Tadahito Iguchi is reportedly planning to return to Japan to prolong his career.
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MLB.com | Jan 19, 2009
Provisional 45-man rosters for each of the 16 teams participating in the World Baseball Classic will be released on Monday night at 6 p.m. ET.
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Christopher Reina/RealGM | Jan 16, 2009
Prince Fielder, Cole Hamels, Ryan Howard, Nick Markakis and Ervin Santana are amongst the many big names that will go to arbitration. How much does each player deserve to make in 2009?
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Rocky Mountain News | Jan 16, 2009
The Rocky Mountain News pointed out on Friday that baseball's Hall of Fame class in 2013 will be a controversial one.
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Press Release | Jan 15, 2009
The Office of the Commissioner of Baseball announced Thursday that the Major League owners have formally approved amendments to two notable Major League Rules.
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New York Daily News | Jan 15, 2009
Brian McNamee believes Roger Clemens will go to jail for committing perjury.
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SI.com | Jan 14, 2009
After the New York Yankees spent nearly a half-billion dollars on free agents during a recession, some owners have begun pushing for an MLB salary cap.
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SI.com | Jan 12, 2009
Rickey Henderson sped his way into the Hall of Fame on the first ballot Monday, and Jim Rice made it in on his 15th and final try.
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MLB.com | Jan 11, 2009
Rickey Henderson is sure to be named to the Baseball Hall of Fame on Monday when the voting is revealed, but who will join him?
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ESPN | Jan 10, 2009
Baseball authorized nearly eight percent of its players to use drugs for ADHD last season, which allowed them to take otherwise banned stimulants.
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Boston Globe | Jan 4, 2009
Teams can sign as many as nine Type A or Type B free agents, according to Major League Baseball spokesman Pat Courtney.
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MLB.com | Jan 3, 2009
Major League Baseball's 10-day salary arbitration filing period begins on Monday and will last until Jan. 15.
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ESPN | Jan 1, 2009
The House panel that had follow-up questions for baseball about its drug-testing program is satisfied with the sport's answers.
