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Grand jury may target Miguel Tejada
[SIZE=-1]New York Daily News, NY [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Roger Clemens is not the only All-Star who should be nervous about admitted steroid supplier Kirk Radomski's appearance before a federal grand jury Thursday.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]When Radomski appears before the grand jury examining evidence that Clemens used steroids, possibly Wednesday, prosecutor Daniel P. Butler could grill the former Mets clubhouse attendant about Houston Astros star Miguel Tejada, too, according to a person close to the investigation. [...][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]During an August 2005 interview with congressional investigators, Tejada denied using performance-enhancing drugs and said he did not know if other players used steroids. He also claimed he never even talked to other players about illicit drugs. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]But according to former Sen.George Mitchell's report, former major leaguer Adam Piatt said Tejada asked if he had access to steroids in 2003, when they were teammates on the Oakland A's. Piatt purchased performance-enhancing drugs for Tejada from Radomski. Piatt, according to the Mitchell Report, told Radomski that the drugs were for Tejada, although he never dealt with Tejada personally. [/SIZE]
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[SIZE=-1]New York Daily News, NY [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]Roger Clemens is not the only All-Star who should be nervous about admitted steroid supplier Kirk Radomski's appearance before a federal grand jury Thursday.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]When Radomski appears before the grand jury examining evidence that Clemens used steroids, possibly Wednesday, prosecutor Daniel P. Butler could grill the former Mets clubhouse attendant about Houston Astros star Miguel Tejada, too, according to a person close to the investigation. [...][/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]During an August 2005 interview with congressional investigators, Tejada denied using performance-enhancing drugs and said he did not know if other players used steroids. He also claimed he never even talked to other players about illicit drugs. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]But according to former Sen.George Mitchell's report, former major leaguer Adam Piatt said Tejada asked if he had access to steroids in 2003, when they were teammates on the Oakland A's. Piatt purchased performance-enhancing drugs for Tejada from Radomski. Piatt, according to the Mitchell Report, told Radomski that the drugs were for Tejada, although he never dealt with Tejada personally. [/SIZE]
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