names on drug test list.

[jaguarbob]

1.Nomar Garciaparra
2.Manny Ramirez
3.Johnny Damon
4.Trot Nixon
5.David Ortiz
6.Shea Hillenbrand
7.Derek Lowe
8.Pedro Martinez
9.Brian Roberts
10.Jay Gibbons
11.Melvin Mora
12.Jerry Hairston
13.Jason Giambi
14.Alfonso Soriano
15.Raul Mondesi
16. Aaron Boone
17.Andy Pettitte
18.Jose Contreras
19.Roger Clemens
20.Carlos Delgado
21.Vernon Wells
22.Frank Catalanotto
23.Kenny Rogers
24.Magglio Ordonez
25.Sandy Alomar
26.Bartolo Colon
27.Brent Abernathy
28.Jose Lima
29.Milton Bradley
30.Casey Blake
31.Danys Baez
32.Craig Monroe
33.Dmitri Young
34.Alex Sanchez
35.Eric Chavez
36.Miguel Tejada
37.Eric Byrnes
38.Jose Guillen
39.Keith Foulke
40.Ricardo Rincon
41.Bret Boone
42.Mike Cameron
43.Randy Winn
44.Ryan Franklin
45.Freddy Garcia
46.Rafael Soriano
47.Scott Spiezio
48.Troy Glaus
49.Francisco Rodriguez
50.Ben Weber
51.Alex Rodriguez
52.Juan Gonzalez
53.Rafael Palmeiro
54.Carl Everett
55.Javy Lopez
56.Gary Sheffield
57.Mike Hampton
58.Ivan Rodriguez
59.Derrek Lee
60.Bobby Abreu
61.Terry Adams
62.Fernando Tatis
63.Livan Hernandez
64.Hector Almonte
65.Tony Armas
66.Dan Smith
67.Roberto Alomar
68.Cliff Floyd
69.Roger Cedeno
70.Jeromy Burnitz
71.Moises Alou
72.Sammy Sosa
73.Corey Patterson
74.Carlos Zambrano
75.Mark Prior
76.Kerry Wood
77.Matt Clement
78.Antonio Alfonseca
79.Juan Cruz
80.Aramis Ramirez
81.Craig Wilson
82.Kris Benson
83.Richie Sexson
84.Geoff Jenkins
85.Valerio de los Santos
86.Benito Santiago
87.Rich Aurilia
88.Barry Bonds
89.Andres Galarraga
90.Jason Schmidt
91.Felix Rodriguez
92.Jason Christiansen
93.Matt Herges
94.Paul Lo Duca
95.Shawn Green
96.Oliver Perez
97.Adrian Beltre
98.Eric Gagne
99.Guillermo Mota
100.Luis Gonzalez
101.Todd Helton
102.Ryan Klesko
103.Gary Matthews

Sources
Rumored 2003 Steroid list leaks out?Rotoinfo
Why The "New" Alleged Steroids List Is A CrockDeadspin
2003 Anonymous MLB Survey TestingBaseball’s Steroid Era

[Berzin]

Not one credible media outlet has made mention of this so-called "list".

If it were authentic, it would be sending shock waves all through the world of sports.

[Mr. Lu]

Originally Posted by Berzin

Not one credible media outlet has made mention of this so-called "list".

If it were authentic, it would be sending shock waves all through the world of sports.

Here is an article I saw regarding the list.


Truth of the matter is that, even though the list is unconfirmed, the shadow of guilt, at least in baseball, has its merits and for no other reason that those players who had been previously "rumored," have been proven as users. Players such as Sheffield and Ivan Rodriguez are some of the notable players on this list and have previously been named.

Will I say this list is 100% accurate, no, but considering the developments in the last 2 years, with revelations of players like Clemens and Sosa (who we never thought were juicing) any player is subject to that cloud of distrust.

All players in this era are unfortunately guilty by association. Even Pujols. He is juicing, he's just been good about not getting caught.....


Mr. Lu

[Hillbilly]

A question for the masses.

Was the use of steroids, HGH, Anthro, or other substances (not "recreational" drugs) banned before 2003>?

I remember a famous television interview with McGuire, in front of his locker at Busch Stadium. Right there, in plain sight, was a big jar or Anthro...nobody commented on it...

I remember a guy I knew, here in the DR winter league,popping "greenies" before a game....I also know the guy fizzed out in the Bigs...

HB

[Berzin]

Hillbilly-the timeline is kind of fuzzy for me, but I believe there were certain rules in place before 2004 regarding certain substances but there was no comprehensive testing plan, but banning a substance without testing for it is like not banning it at all.

The androstenedione was legal when McGuire was taking it, but the other stuff he was taking made andro look like tic tacs.

"Greenies", or amphetamines, have been a locker room staple ever since they were invented and were only recently banned.

The banned substance list has been made concrete in 2004 along with the new testing protocols. Before that it was pretty much anything goes, or as A-Rod said "it was a loosey-goosey time".