MLB stops steroid testing due to lockout - Sports Illustrated
The league will not test players for PEDs for the first time in 20 years.
Source: si.com
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AP: MLB, Players Stop Drug Testing During Lockout
The halt in testing is a casualty of the sport’s lockout that started Dec. 2.
Source: 2news.com
MLB ends drug testing for duration of lockout
Major League Baseball has stopped testing players for steroids for the first time in nearly 20 years due to the expiration of the sport’s drug agreement.
Source: suntimes.com
No drug, steroid testing during MLB lockout
The halt in testing is a casualty of the sport’s lockout that started Dec. 2.
Source: krem.com
APNewsBreak: MLB, players stop drug testing during lockout
Two people familiar with the sport’s Joint Drug Program tell The Associated Press that Major League Baseball has stopped testing players for steroids for the first time in nearly 20
Source: kimt.com
No drug, steroid testing during MLB lockout
The halt in testing is a casualty of the sport’s lockout that started Dec. 2.
Source: kare11.com
No drug, steroid testing during MLB lockout | newscentermaine.com
The halt in testing is a casualty of the sport’s lockout that started Dec. 2.
Source: newscentermaine.com
Report: MLB not testing players for PEDs amid lockout
The ongoing MLB lockout that began in the early morning hours of Dec. 2 has no real end in sight and has claimed a victim other than the start of spring training or regular-season games.
Source: yardbarker.com
APNewsBreak: MLB, players stop drug testing during lockout
Two people familiar with the sport’s Joint Drug Program tell The Associated Press that Major League Baseball has stopped testing players for steroids for the first time in nearly 20
Source: 2news.com
No drug, steroid testing during MLB lockout
The halt in testing is a casualty of the sport’s lockout that started Dec. 2.
Source: abc10.com