Lenny Dykstra Steroids

Lenny Dykstra a former outfielder for the New York Mets and the Philadelphia Phillies. He was one of many baseball players named in the Mitchell Report, which was released on December 13, 2007.

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• Bloomberg: Steroids Flood Baseball, Mitchell Says (December 13, 2007)
• ESPN The Magazine: "Who Knew?" (2005)
  • Dykstra came to spring training with a purposefulness Scott hadn't seen before. It was his option year. "I want to put on size, dude," Scott remembers Lenny saying. Scott "prescribed" a cocktail that blended several steroids, oral and injectable, and watched the little man explode. By season's end, he was the first player ever to lead the National League in at-bats, hits, walks and runs. The Phillies reached the World Series and Dykstra finished second to Barry Bonds in the MVP balloting. That winter, the team gave him a four-year, $24.9 million extension. The deal showed just how much money was available to players who could pump up their stats
• ESPN: Ex-biz Partner Alleges Dykstra Took Steroids and HGH (2005)
• New York Times: "A Remorseful Dykstra Admits Error" (1991)

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• Phawke: The Last Temptation Of Lenny Dykstra (December 13, 2007)
  • According to Radomski, when Dykstra reported to spring training in 1989, “his increased size was noticeable.” When Radomski asked him about his increased size, Dykstra admitted to taking steroids. Radomski also recalled that Dykstra’s weight fluctuated during that spring training. He stated that members of the Mets’ management discussed Dykstra’s weight fluctuations with the team’s athletic trainers and that “the trainers would just laugh.”

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