MLB Seeking 20 Suspensions for Steroids

SCANDAL

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 10:18AM EDT / Published Jun. 04, 2013 8:25PM EDT

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The biggest performance-enhancing-drug scandal in American sports history could potentially be upon us, as Major League Baseball seeks to suspend about 20 players, including Alex “A-Rod” Rodriguez and Ryan Braun, in connection with an investigation of a Miami clinic that allegedly provided steroids. ESPN reports that Tony Bosch, the founder of the clinic, has reached an agreement to cooperate with the investigation and will begin handing players’ names to officials within a week. Penalties may be 100-game suspensions and could be announced in two weeks. Bosch and several players previously denied any connection to performance-enhancing drugs.

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MLB Seeking 20 Suspensions for Steroids

Kathy Willens/AP