Is this the infamous list of the failed steroid tests from 2003?

I have heard people argue that the entire list should be published. You hit on one of the many reasons it should not. It wouldn't settle anything. The players not on the list would still be unders suspicion because pretty much everybody is unders suspicion now.

 

If it were published on TMZ I would believe it.

 

Or he could have been using something they weren't testing for -- HGH, EPO or an as yet undetectable designer steroid.

Not testing positive is no longer proof someone is clean.

 

"Give or take a few" sounds like reckless disregard for the truth to me.

 

Marcus Giles isn't on there. That's a pretty good indication it's not authentic.

This smacks of the fake Mitchell Report list that went floating around in the days before the actual report came out ... the one that had Pujols and several other big names on it. Then when we got the actual report, there weren't many revelations other than Clemens and Pettitte ... a lot of Paul Lo Ducas and Darren Holmeses.

 

It's getting play all over now, and the liars who posted it to start with will have hell to pay in the end:

http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1896618/2003_steroid_list_potentially_leaked.html?cat=14

 

Ain't the Internet great?

 

Hey, you DB'd me!

 

I scored RotoInfo/TBL level FAIL!

 

Just because ....

 

Thank you F_Bat. Double Down had to have been twitching without knowing why.

 

And I clicked on the link. They put "Rumored" and "Unconfirmed" with it. Yet ran it. I fear for the Republic.