Since former Senator George Mitchell launched his investigation into baseball's steroid past 18 months ago, the big questions have been whether the final report would name names, how many names would be named, and how important the names would be.
Some officials came away from a 30-team Major League Baseball conference call held mid-day Friday with the understanding that the forthcoming Mitchell report would include many names; names which have so far not been disclosed publicly and the names of well-known players.
RealGM Wiretap
More stories:
- Yoshinobu Yamamoto Takes No-Hit Bid Into 9th In Win Against White Sox
- Guardians' Jose Ramirez Out Indefinitely With Fractured Left Hamate Bo
- Sam Kennedy: Red Sox Season 'Embarrassing,' But Craig Breslow Safe
- Phillies Acquire Derek Hill From White Sox For Two Prospects
- Red Sox's Aroldis Chapman Says Yankees GM Owes Him Apology
- WC26: Australia Upset Turkey 2-0 As Goalkeeper Patrick Beach Shines
- WC26: John McGinn's Deflected Goal Gives Scotland 1-0 Win Over Haiti
- WC26: Vinicius Equalizer Salvages 1-1 Draw For Brazil Against Morocco
- USMNT World Cup Opener Sets Massive Viewership Mark With 24.9M Viewers
- Ruben Amorim Emerges As Leading Candidate For AC Milan Coaching Job
- William Karlsson Ruled Out For Vegas In Game 6 Of Stanley Cup Final
- Canes' Polymarket Stanley Cup Odds Jump To 80 Percent After Game 5 Win
- Coach John Tortorella Says Vegas, Pushed To Brink, Not Done Yet
- Darnell Nurse Gives Oilers Short List Of Trade Options
- Avs GM Says Coach Jared Bednar, Staff Will Return Next Season




