This story could get ugly.
Former Met batboy and clubhouse attendant Kirk J. Radomski pled guilty to distributing steroids to major league players, according to the NY Daily News.
According to the story, Radomski said he dealt steroids to dozens of major leaguers from 1995 to 2005, operating out of his house in Lindenhurst, L.I., which was raided by agents on Dec. 14, 2005.
Fortunately, for the Mets, Radomski’s alleged activities took place AFTER he stopped working for the team. Of course, he undoubtedly met most of his clients while working at Shea.
Radomski named names of players he dealt steroids to, and federal agents also recovered checks made out to him from major league players.
The drugs in question are deca-durabolin, testosterone, Clenbuterol, human growth hormone and amphetamines.
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This should be a big story. And don't discount those early 90's Phillies teams being involved - everyone knows Lenny Dykstra was on some steroids stuff when he got over to the Phillies team, and a lot of that crew were on some suspicious stuff.
You know which major league was on that team that might catch some heat if there is a connection there? Hint:bloody sock...
But I'm betting the media will bury this story swiftly if it goes in that direction....