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BALCO lawyer Ellerman out of prison
Associated PressTroy Ellerman, the attorney who leaked BALCO information to the press, was released from prison.
Story | Conversation | September 08, 2009The law won't stop the leaks
Lester Munson, ESPN.comBaseball's 2003 drug tests were supposed to be confidential, so why doesn't the legal system punish the people who keep leaking names? We have the answer.
Story | Conversation | August 04, 2009Manny apologizes before 'showtime'
ESPN.com news servicesManny Ramirez has apologized to fans and his teammates. He's not talking about steroids, though.
Story | Conversation | July 03, 2009Manny returns to Dodgers on Friday
ESPN.com news servicesManny Ramirez will be back in the big leagues on Friday night after a 50-game suspension for violating baseball's drug policy.
Story | Conversation | July 02, 2009Miami doctors probed in Ramirez case
Amy K. Nelson and T.J. Quinn, ESPN.comDrug Enforcement Administration investigators are looking at a Miami doctor and his son as the source of Manny Ramirez's banned performance-enhancing drug, sources familiar with the investigation told ESPN.
Story | Conversation | June 25, 2009Sources: Records had key evidence
Mark Fainaru-Wada and T.J. Quinn, ESPN.comSources say that Manny Ramirez's own medical records clinched his 50-game suspension.
Story | Conversation | May 11, 2009Sources: Ramirez used fertility drug
ESPN.com news servicesMajor League Baseball announced Thursday that Los Angeles Dodgers outfielder Manny Ramirez has been suspended for 50 games for violating its drug policy.
Story | Conversation | May 07, 2009Manny fallout: no excuses left
Howard Bryant, ESPN.comSomebody has always had an excuse, a way to dismiss the latest steroid revelation in baseball. But no longer. Not after Manny Ramirez's suspension.
Story | Conversation | May 07, 2009Suspended Phillie Romero files suit
Mark Fainaru-Wada, ESPN.comSuspended Phillies reliever J.C. Romero has filed suit against a nutritional supplement manufacturer alleging an unlisted ingredient in one of its products caused him to test positive for a substance banned by Major League Baseball.
Story | Conversation | April 27, 2009Bonds trial faces long delay for appeal
Mark Fainaru-Wada, ESPN.comThe government announced Friday its intention to appeal pretrial rulings that would keep out significant pieces of evidence, bringing Barry Bonds' perjury trial to a screeching halt.
Story | Conversation | February 27, 2009Judge rules some evidence inadmissible
Mark Fainaru-Wada and T.J. Quinn, ESPN.comUnless the tight-lipped personal trainer for Barry Bonds suddenly decides to testify in the seven-time MVP's upcoming perjury trial, significant pieces of evidence in the prosecution's case will not be admitted, Judge Susan Illston ruled late Thursday.
Story | Conversation | February 19, 2009Bonds trainer to be called to testify
Mark Fainaru-Wada, ESPN.comSeveral witnesses are expected to testify at Barry Bonds' perjury trial that they witnessed the seven-time MVP inject himself with performance-enhancing drugs, according to a government filing Friday.
Story | Conversation | February 13, 2009Experts: A-Rod must have known
Mark Fainaru-Wada and T.J. Quinn, ESPNDoping experts raise questions about Alex Rodriguez's claim that he didn't know what performance-enhancing drugs he was taking.
Story | Conversation | February 10, 2009Events that put A-Rod under scrutiny
Mark Fainaru-Wada, ESPN.comThe story that Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids in 2003, as reported Saturday by Sports Illustrated, likely wouldn't have come to light had the BALCO scandal not erupted that fall.
Story | Conversation | February 07, 2009
9 p.m.: Bonds Case/Steve Phillips/Emails
ESPN investigative reporter Mark Fainaru-Wada looks deeper into the Feds...
Audio PodCast | February 06, 2009
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