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Kent: Baseball Needs 'Airtight Drug Policy'
The second baseman believes that baseball needs an "airtight" drug policy, according to the Associated Press. "The people who have a say are trying to clean the game up," Kent said Friday. "I'm happy for it, I really am. It needs it. If they're going to run over a few players along the way, well, that's what's happening." Refusing to comment on either Clemens or Bonds, Kent has this to say, "For me to make comments won't help the process. It's going pretty good. It's getting there, absolutely. I just wish it would come to an end soon. In order for that to happen, we need an airtight drug policy. You can't just say better than anyone else. That's not an airtight policy." Los Angeles Dodgers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Dodgers, Saito Agree To One-Year, $2M Deal
"I'm very relieved to clean everything up," he said through a translator on Wednesday. "It just feels a lot better not having to worry about my contract. I'm just very happy that the Dodgers consider me a very important part of the team." Los Angeles Dodgers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Dodgers, Mark Sweeney Close To One-Year DealMark Sweeney, whose 163 pinch hits are the second-most in MLB history behind Lenny Harris, is nearing an agreement on one-year deal to return to the Dodgers, according to an Associated Press report. Los Angeles Dodgers Read the Full Story Discuss Send Feedback Buy Tickets Dodgers Feb 2008 Archive
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Jeff Kent refuses to talk about either Roger Clemens or Barry Bonds, but he has expressed his opinion on performance-enhancing drugs in MLB.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and pitcher Takashi Saito have agreed to terms on a one-year deal worth $2 million, according to the Associated Press.