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Every University of Miami baseball player underwent testing recently for performance-enhancing drugs, including human growth hormone, a person with knowledge of the situation told The Associated Press.

Colorado Rockies minor leaguer Mike Jacobs carved his name in drug-testing history Thursday, by becoming the first North American professional athlete to be suspended for testing positive for Human Growth Hormone.

A scientist who has worked to develop a urine test for human growth hormone says the blood test baseball plans to use for minor leaguers can only detect the substance for 6 to 12 hours.

Bud Selig says his science adviser is examining the HGH blood test available through WADA but isn't sure when the study will be completed.

MLB commissioner Bud Selig says it's too soon to know if an HGH test for minor leaguers will be ready this season.

With evidence that science has finally found a way to test for HGH, it'll be interesting to see whether -- with recent history in mind -- the MLBPA is ready to take seriously another possible performance-enhancer, or whether it'll play ignorant once more.

Blog | Conversation | February 23, 2010

In the wake of Jason Grimsley's HGH revelations, Dr. Gary Wadler could be excused for saying "Told ya so!"

Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig wants tougher penalties for major league players who violate the sport's drug agreement.

MESA, Ariz. -- As MLB implements its new policy to use blood tests for HGH testing, many Chicago Cubs players adopted a "whatever it takes" attitude. For the first time in league history players will be forced to give blood at random times during ...

None of the past 10,000 drug tests performed on student-athletes at Miami has shown a positive result for anabolic steroids, university officials said Thursday night.

Baseball and the players' association have agreed to expand the sport's drug program to include in-season blood testing for human growth hormone and a new test devised to catch players using testosterone, The New York Times reports.

Major League Baseball players expect to discuss changes to the disciplinary portion of the game's drug testing program when the union holds its annual executive board meetings in New York this week.

Major League Baseball could start in-season testing for human growth hormone next year.

An influential congressman with a long history of applying pressure to pro sports about performance-enhancing drugs has words of warning for the NFL and MLB about human growth hormone.

Barry Bonds will finally stand trial on perjury charges in a couple of months. From our Courtside Seat, the view of the jockeying between the government and the defense is already fascinating.

Bud Selig's legacy depends on bringing African-Americans back to baseball.