Baseball's Mitchell Report

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  

1. The 'Mitchell Report' exposed all of the players guilty of using some kind of illegal performance enhancing substance. True False

2. Senator George Mitchell (the report's author) disclosed, in the interest of fairness, that he had a professional relationship with a number of major league teams. With which team was Mitchell never professionally associated prior to the report? Boston Red Sox Florida Marlins Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Milwaukee Brewers

3. How long did the Mitchell report take to complete? 2 months It still isn't complete. 2 1/2 years 20 months

4. The entire steroids controversy was brought to the fore by a book authored by what former slugger and admitted steroid user himself? Ken Caminiti Mark McGwire Barry Bonds Jose Canseco

5. Despite wild speculation, how many major leaguers were actually named when the Mitchell Report was finally made public? 6 89 212 107

6. Which player's repeated, vehement denials netted him a return engagement before Congress with the added risk of perjury charges? Roger Clemens Brian Roberts Andy Pettitte Paul Lo Duca

7. Which of the following evidence did Mitchell cite in his report? siezed email messages cancelled checks all three of these reasons drug shipping records

8. At least one player from each of MLB's 30 teams was implicated in the 'Mitchell Report'. True False

9. Of all the players in the report, how many chose to voluntarily interview with Mitchell's investigative team? 2 0 12 1

10. The two individuals identified as major distributors of steroids in the report were a former Mets clubhouse attendant and a former Blue Jays and Yankees strength and conditioning trainer. What were their names? Radomski & McNamee Williams & Fainaru-Wada Conte & Valenti Korchemny & Anderson