Paul Lo Duca Steroids

Paul Lo Duca was one of the many players listed on the Mitchell Report citing his illegal use of steroids. He signed a deal with the Washington Nationals in December of 2007 after playing last season with New York Mets.

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Paul Lo Duca Steroids Background
- USATODAY.com: Baseball Players Agree to Test for Steroids (2005)
  - "When we had the conference call, not one person in this clubhouse debated whether or not to have drug testing," Dodgers player rep Paul Lo Duca said. "We want it. It's no big deal to us. It's going to be a pretty strict test, and that's the way it should be."
Paul Lo Duca Steroids Blogs and Commentaries
- Google Blog Search: Paul Lo Duca Steroids
- MetsBlog: Lo Duca and Hundley in Mitchell Report (December 13, 2007)
- Brewers Blog: Report: Lo Duca contacted Radomski for Gagne (December 13, 2007)
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