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Garry Matthews Jr. apologizes for 'distraction' Monday 03/12/2007
Gary Matthews Jr. apologized to the Los Angeles Angels for causing a distraction to the team during spring training. Matthews allegedly was sent human growth hormone in 2004 from a pharmacy that's part of a widespread steroid investigation, and Angels owner Arte Moreno has asked Matthews to publicly address the issue, a stance baseball commissioner Bud Selig backed Saturday.
"Gary regrets the distraction this story has caused the Angels front office, the manager and his staff, teammates and fans," Matthews' agent, Scott Leventhal, said in a statement. "However, given the ongoing investigation, he simply cannot discuss the matter until appropriate to do so. Gary sincerely apologizes for this distraction and is determined to resolve this issue in a timely manner."
The statement was first reported Monday by the Los Angeles Times and was sent later in the day to The Associated Press.
HGH was not banned by baseball for players with major league contracts until 2005. This investigation appears to be targeting the suppliers of the substances, not those who might have received anything from the suppliers.
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Article: Contempt charge possible for Bonds' trainer Greg Anderson 07/02/2006
Article: Canseco warns of more steroid woes 07/03/06
Article: Grimsley released day after steroid search 06/08/06
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Article: Reporters who uncovered alleged steroid abuse subpoenaed 05/10/06
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Article: Baseball to probe alleged steroid use 03/30/06
Article: Rose supports punishment for steroid use 03/28/06
Article: Lacking proof, Wendell says Sosa was juiced 03/18/06
Article: Cal ripken talks about Bond and Mcqwire 03/22/06
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Article: St. Louis Cardinals former manager Whitey Herzog Talks about Steroids 02/14/06
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Steroid Abusers
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| Matt Lawton |
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| Felix Heredia |
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| Carlos Almanzar |
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| Alex Sanchez |
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| Jorge Piedra |
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| Agustin Montero |
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| Jamal Strong |
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| Juan Rincon |
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| Rafael Betancourt |
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| Agustin Montero |
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| Rafael Palmeiro |
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