Paul Lo Duca was one of more than 80 players cited in George Mitchell's report on drug use in baseball.
June 2008 - Baseball Wiretap
Lo Duca Apologizes For "Mistakes In Judgment"
El Duque: I'm Not Going To Pen
"I signed to be a starting pitcher, and...I'm not going to the bullpen," El Duque told the Post on Friday.
Phillips Agrees To $27M, 4-Year Deal With Reds
Second baseman Brandon Phillips had a breakout season in 2007 for the Cincinnati Reds.
Twins' Liriano Having Visa Problems
Francisco Liriano missed the 2007 season while recovering from Tommy John surgery.
Filing Typo Spurs Erroneous Bonds' Drug Report
U.S. Attorney spokesman Josh Eaton now says the reference in Thursday's government court filing was previously disclosed in the indictment of Barry Bonds and had already been reported.
Pedro Proud Of Dominating PED Era
Pedro Martinez is proud of the way he pitched during an era marred by performance-enhancing drugs.
Bonds Tested Positive For Steroids In November 2001
U.S. prosecutors said on Thursday that Barry Bonds tested positive for steroids in November 2001, just a month after hitting his record 73rd home run of the season.
Dempster Predicts Cubs Will Win World Series
On the first day of spring training, Cubs pitcher Ryan Dempster is playing the role of prognosticator.
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