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January 27, 2008
Cust Denial

Jack Cust denies he ever talked about steroids with Larry Bigbie:

Cust told reporters that he never has used performance enhancing substances, saying, "No. No. Not even one game." And, he said, he does not remember having any conversations with Bigbie about steroids.

"He was a teammate of mine five years ago and we haven't talked since," Cust said. "I don't remember any conversations about (steroids). He might have misinterpreted something I said, but I don't remember anything.

"I read the report, and he said he had the locker next to me. I didn't have a locker next to him. I don't know how something like that gets misinterpreted, but I haven't talked to him in five years. ... A lot of people say the same thing, that it seems weird my name is in there when there were other cases where there was a lot more (evidence) accrued."

This was an example of where a player talking to Mitchell might have kept his name out of the report.


Posted by David Pinto at 08:00 AM | Cheating | TrackBack (0)
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But why should they have talked to Mitchell? I wouldn't have. He never told them what they were going to talk about, and whether or not he would want them to name names, which indeed is what Mitchell wanted. If a high profile commission asked to talk to me and wouldn't tell me what exactly it was about, I would say no as well.

Posted by: Ben at January 27, 2008 05:02 PM

prove you are innocent?
set youself up for a potential call to Congress or a perjury trap?
utter crap!

congress should have called for depositions from Mitchell, Selig and Fehr before they testified, also!


Posted by: rmt at January 27, 2008 07:08 PM
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