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In response to "I've never understood this... If MLB knew about 104 players who tested positive, why did they ignore those test results?" by mrfuzzy

This was the way the league and the union could agree to determine if, in fact, there was a steroid problem in baseball and therefore needed a policy.

Posted by Jim (aka Jim) Feb 26 '09, 12:45

The tests were supposed to be anonymous as the only thing that mattered was number of positive tests vs. number of negative tests.

They screwed the pooch all the way around on this one.

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- How him and Fehr still have jobs after how they basically incriminated every player in their union by being idiots...i have no clue. -- nm - Will Hunting Feb 26, 12:46 1
  - It's true - they really have done that. And now the burden of innocence lies on every player. Ridiculous. -- nm - Diva Feb 26, 12:48

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This was the way the league and the union could agree to determine if, in fact, there was a steroid problem in baseball and therefore needed a policy.

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