Ex-Mets slugger admits, for first time, that he used PEDs to try to save career
Vaughn was traded to the Mets for pitcher Kevin Appier in Dec. 2001. He played two seasons in New York, compiling a .249/.346/.438 line with 29 home runs and 87 RBIs in 166 games, 27 of which he played in his age-35 season in 2003, his last in the majors.
Former Mets slugger Mo Vaughn admits to using Human Growth Hormone
Former New York Mets first baseman Mo Vaughn has admitted to using human growth hormone while on a Major League Baseball roster. Vaughn, who played for the Met
Former Red Sox Slugger Admits Taking HGH to Extend MLB Career
Vaughn, a three-time All-Star who played primarily for the Boston Red Sox, was named in the 2007 Mitchell Report, which detailed steroid and performance-enhancing drug use among Major League Baseball players.
Mo Vaughn, 12-year MLB veteran, admits using HGH to extend career
Ex-Boston Red Sox slugger Mo Vaughn admitted injecting human growth hormone into his degenerative knee to help extend his 12-year MLB career.
Mo Vaughn admitted to HGH usage after leaving Red Sox
Former AL MVP Mo Vaughn admitted to using HGH usage after leaving the Red Sox in a new story with The Athletic.
Former big league slugger Mo Vaughn confirms HGH use late in his career, report says
Former big league slugger Mo Vaughn has confirmed he used human growth hormone to recover from a nagging knee injury late in his career
Former Red Sox slugger Mo Vaughn admits to use of human growth hormone late in career
Vaughn told The Athletic he used HGH in an attempt to prolong his career. Injuries plagued the first baseman after he left the Red Sox for the Angels, then finished with the Mets.
Report: Connecticut native, former MLB slugger Mo Vaughn admits to using HGH to extend his career
Mo Vaughn, a Connecticut native who played for the Red Sox and Mets, admitted to The Athletic that he used HGH to extend his baseball career.
Mo Vaughn Admits to HGH Use in 2001
Former Boston Red Sox slugger and 1995 American League MVP Mo Vaughn has admitted to using human growth hormone (HGH) towards the end of his career in 2001, according to an exclusive report from Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic.
Sammy Sosa Says 'Nobody Was Blind' While Addressing Steroids Era: 'There Were No Rules'
Reunited with his former team, the Chicago Cubs, Sammy Sosa is revisiting his past while he looks to the future. In a new ...
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Sammy Sosa breaks silence on MLB steroid era: ‘Nobody was blind’
He and Mark McGwire became a national storyline in 1998 and carried baseball ... and added that steroid use was “widespread.” There’s also the debate about how players from other eras ...
Exclusive: Sammy Sosa talks 'no rules' Steroid Era and 'making people happy' with Cubs
Sammy Sosa was welcomed back into the Cubs organization after more than two decades after an apology in December.
MLB should not reinstate Pete Rose: Why nothing has changed about hits leader's baseball gambling
Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred is reportedly reviewing a petition to reinstate Pete Rose. Hopefully that ...