What do you think of the periodic release of names of MLB players who tested positive for 'roids in the 2003 "anonymous" test?
Should this be protected medical information?
Do you think the periodic release is being used to manipulate the business of baseball?
If they are going to release the names, should they release all at once?
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The worst thing in all this steroid scandal is the suspicion.
Many players that are "clean" are having fingers pointed at them and others who are "dirty" are getting away scott free.
I was against the testing of players the way they did it. I believe if they tested then they should also have punished the offenders.
The MLB makes no sense sometimes.
Baseball fan for over 35 yrs.
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