Mo Vaughn, fearsome slugger named in Mitchell Report, admits to using HGH: Exclusive
Former slugger Mo Vaughn told The Athletic that he used human growth hormone in an effort to extend his career, confirming for the first time information disclosed in 2007 in the Mitchell Report. “I was trying to do everything I could,
Things are getting even more tense in MLB, as in the wake of former Boston Red Sox MVP Mo Vaughn's shocking revelation of ...
The former Marlins president recently opened up about the former veteran MLB star Mo Vaughn and his PED admission with The ...
Years after a bitter end to his MLB career, Vaughn's young son's interest in the game spurred him to open his own baseball ...
Vaughn was traded to the Mets for pitcher Kevin Appier in Dec. 2001. He played two seasons in New York, compiling a .249/.346 ...
Mo Vaughn won AL MVP in 1995, retired from MLB in 2003 and was named in the infamous Mitchell Report in 2007 after injecting ...
Mo Vaughn admitted to using HGH for knee recovery in 2001. Not banned until 2005, it doesn’t tarnish his All-Star legacy.
New York also is missing AL Rookie of the Year Luis Gil, who will be sidelined for at least three months because of a ...
American League MVP told The Athletic in a recent interview that he had HGH injected in his knee to extend his career.
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