Monday, April 26, 2004
Drug-Testing Agreements Set for Baseball World Cup
MLB announced this afternoon that the owners, the players and the International Baseball Federation have agreed that players who participate in a planned international World Cup of Baseball will be subject to drug testing under the international rules demanded by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
At almost exactly the same time, Buster Olney of ESPN The Magazine whined that the MLBPA was -- gasp! -- treating the issue of steroids as one of many issues to be collectively bargained, rather than as the Great Evil Menace That Mandates The Immediate Reopening of the CBA.
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MLB announced this afternoon that the owners, the players and the International Baseball Federation have agreed that players who participate in a planned international World Cup of Baseball will be subject to drug testing under the international rules demanded by the World Anti-Doping Agency.
At almost exactly the same time, Buster Olney of ESPN The Magazine whined that the MLBPA was -- gasp! -- treating the issue of steroids as one of many issues to be collectively bargained, rather than as the Great Evil Menace That Mandates The Immediate Reopening of the CBA.
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