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Today is Wednesday, February 22, 2012
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| HGH, HGH Sports and the Mitchel Report Changed Nothing in HGH Baseball
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Okay so it
has now been over three months since the Mitchell Report and what has changed?
The season opened in Tokyo this week and at this point it seems that the report
was all for nothing. 3 months later the only people who benefited from the
report are bloggers, journalists, and reporters. So what was the point?
Look around baseball and what has changed? There is still no new drug policy
in writing. There is still no HGH testing in baseball. Players named in the
report have played in spring training and in Japan like nothing ever happened.
The only fallout from the entire report seems to be Roger Clemens who was
retired anyway.
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| HGH & Honesty a hallmark of Indians Pitcher Byrd's first book
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Indians pitcher Paul Byrd didn't sit down to write his first book, "Free Byrd: The Power of a Liberated Life," as a response to the human-growth hormone controversy that surrounded him last fall. Byrd had actually begun working on the book two years ago. Initially, his manuscript was merely a series of journal entries he intended to someday pass down to his two sons, Grayson and Colby. At the insistence of a friend, he turned those journals into the book, which will be released Tuesday by Howard Books.
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| Three from HGH clinic plead guilty
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BY TERI THOMPSON and MICHAEL O'KEEFFE
DAILY NEWS SPORTS WRITERS
Friday, March 28th 2008, 4:00 AM
Three men affiliated with a Florida anti-aging clinic at the heart of Major League Baseball's steroid scandal pleaded guilty Thursday to drug-related charges in Albany County (N.Y.) District Court.
Glen Stephanos, the co-owner of the Palm Beach Rejuvenation Center, pleaded guilty to one count of criminal sale of a controlled substance, a felony. Under the terms of his plea bargain, Stephanos faces five years' probation, must forfeit $350,000 and will testify against the remaining defendants arrested in Albany District Attorney David Soares' "Operation Which Doctor."
His brother, PBRC marketing director George Stephanos, and PBRC employee Ryan Dumas pleaded guilty to conspiracy, a misdemeanor. Both men agreed to pay a $1,000 fine and testify against other defendants.
According to the Mitchell Report on doping in baseball, the Palm Beach Rejuvenation Center supplied human growth hormone and steroids to several baseball players, including Cleveland Indians pitcher Paul Byrd, who bought nearly $25,000 worth of HGH in 13 transactions between August 2002 and January 2005.
Source: Daily News
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| Portillo alleges, Chinese like Nazi regime
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Posted by grumpylarry at 13:49 on 27 Mar 2008
The Chinese government has launched a furious attack on the former defence secretary Michael Portillo over an article he wrote comparing this summer's Beijing Olympics to the notorious Berlin Games of 1936, describing him as "despicable".Mr Portillo suggested that the Chinese may come to regret staging the games just as Hitler did in1936. The games to present Aryan superiority, where Jessie Owens the Negro sprinter won 4 gold medals.
Also, the systematic government sponsored use of drugs in training. the East German system, is rumoured to be in use.
China's decision to appoint Ma Junren as its deputy head coach for the world championships appeared even more ill-conceived than it did originally when it was announced yesterday that two of the female runners he trains have failed drugs tests. Suspicion has surrounded Ma's runners since 1993 when his team of unknown peasant women took all three medals in the 3,000 metres as well as gold and silver in the 10,000m at the world championships in Stuttgart.
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