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Originally Posted by Prottotype
I was thinking the same thing this morning, how impressive some of the accomplishments of non-listed players are. Another name I'd throw out there is Ricky Henderson. Now, I don't know if they talked about former players in this report, there was some talk that Cal Jr. was to be on the list, and Big Mac. But if Ricky was clean, his speed, and bat were impresive as well.
I'm actually surprised at two things at this point. a) That A-Rod wasn't listed. I remember seeing him play as a Calgary Cannon, and he was a bean pole. I understand that you can bulk up without drugs, but there's just something about the guy that makes me surprised that he didn't make the list. b) That Clemmons is taking the bulk of the press on this. There's a fricken long list there, and he seems to be the focus. I guess every news story needs a poster boy, but they all are accused of cheating... not just the Rocket. Not trying to defend the guy, but this story is bigger than Roger Clemmons.
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The report left out at least a few names. Based on information from Radomski, for instance, Mitchell declined to name three players:
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Originally Posted by Mitchell Report at page 146
I did not include in this report the names of three players to whom Radomski said he sold performance enhancing substances: two of them because the players had retired from Major League Baseball by the time of the alleged sales; and one of them because the player admitted that he had purchased and possessed the substances but denied that he had used them and his version of events was corroborated by other credible evidence.
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