By Yahoo! Sports Staff
December 26, 2007
• Mailbag from the Mitchell Report, part 1 (Dec. 24)
Culled from the several thousand emails to Yahoo! Sports writers who covered the Mitchell Report.
• Players' union again will be on Capitol Hill hot seat
(Tim Brown, Dec. 22)
Pointed comments in the Mitchell Report directed at Don Fehr won't be lost on oversight committee.
• Congress to emphasize independent testing
(Josh Peter, Dec. 21)
Rep. Tom Davis says the players' union must show willingness to comply with Mitchell Report recommendations.
• Penalize teams when players use steroids
(Jeff Passan, Dec. 19)
Owners also should be accountable for eradicating baseball of performance-enhancing drugs.
• Denials by proxy only make Clemens look worse (Dan Wetzel, Dec. 18)
Roger Clemens needs to personally address the steroids charges in the Mitchell Report soon.
• Baseball's Golden Era is forever tarnished (Tim Brown, Dec. 17)
Congressional hearings, the specter of discipline and a growing backlash will keep the Mitchell Report alive.
• BALCO legacy stymied Mitchell (Jonathan Littman, Dec. 16)
Repeated leaks in the five-year investigation gave everyone in baseball a reason not to cooperate with the latest probe.
• Congress agrees to postpone hearings (Jeff Passan, Dec. 14)
Mitchell, Selig and Fehr now are scheduled to appear before oversight committee Jan. 15.
• Mitchell, Selig and Fehr present their cases (Tim Brown, Dec. 13)
Within a few sleet-covered blocks of one another, three leaders grappled with the report that shook baseball.
• Mitchell's best source was a towel boy (Jonathan Littman, Dec. 13)
Stonewalled by most credible sources, the report relies on a motley few and breaks little ground.
• Report connects big names to performance-enhancing drugs (Josh Peter, Dec. 13)
Long-awaited document presents evidence that Roger Clemens, Miguel Tejada and dozens of other high-profile players used performance-enhancing drugs.
• Mitchell Report provides gossip, not solutions (Jeff Passan, Dec. 13)
The 409-page Mitchell Report includes lots of names but few solid recommendations to fix MLB's problems.
• Clemens is no different than Bonds (Dan Wetzel, Dec. 13)
Former trainer told Mitchell commission that he supplied Clemens with steroids, according to multiple sources.
• View the Mitchell Report (.PDF)
• List of players named
• Recommendations from the Mitchell Report
 SNY video: Mitchell's take
SNY video: Selig's response
SNY video: Fehr's response
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