That said, George Mitchell has more integrity than 99% of MLB employees (including players, front office, and the commish’s office).

Baseball chose to ignore Mitchell’s suggestions about how to treat the report, basically to let it go because sins were committed everywhere and to start fresh.

Instead, everyone (MLB, Media, Union, Fans, etc…) chose to ignore those suggestions and worry about who was on The List. Mitchell didn’t even want to put information suggesting a list into the findings, but was asked to by his employer, Major League Baseball.

This garbage is old. Everyone should leave the past in the past and look to the future, which right now looks bleaker every year because of the sheer ineptitude of everyone involved in baseball.

Sounds liek something that a player on the Mitchell Report would say.

Got to this late but was going to write the same thing. How in the hell is Jack Cust on this report, given that he sucks terribly?

Unfortunately for the majority of the diehards life expectancy is coming up.

Shit, we”ll I’ve lived a good life. SABER FOR EVERRRRRRRRRRR……….

David Stern (a) would never have let the steroids problem linger (b) would never have dealt with it in so stupid a manner as the Mitchell Report and (c) would have dropped a six-figure fine and or crucified Cust for disparaging the league in such a manner.

/B.S. Report’d

Cust has 80 hrs in his first 8 seasons
Kingman had 204.

Instead of hitting homers, Kingman should’ve tried to walk more.

/moneyball’d

Cust career OBP .372
Kingman career OBP .302

Cust has 80 hrs in his first 8 seasons
Kingman had 204.