So… let’s make fun of him!

No, this isn’t definitive proof. But when there is smoke, there are often needles. Or something like that. Details, after the jump.

Remember when Ryan Braun tested positive for PEDs and was suspended 50 games? Remember when he then made claims of improper piss collecting procedure, his suspension was overturned, and Braun’s name and piss were cleared? Well, while Braun’s reputation remained unscathed, piss testing procedure did not.

There are reports that MLB is targeting Ryan Braun for steroid use. He’s apparently “Public Enemy No. 1.” It may or may not be true. Details, after the jump.

Hedo Turkoglu?!? The horror! What are the Orlando Magic going to do without his 2.9 points per game?

Mike Piazza went on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart last night to talk about his new book, Longshot, and to discuss steroids and other PEDs. The interview, after the jump.

When Sports Illustrated broke the deer antler spray story, it was hardly a quantum leap to connect Ray Lewis’ 10-week bionic triceps recovery and PEDs. The story finally broke the underlying surface tension, that Ray Lewis is big and strong and fast and generally freakish and people don’t normally act that way. Naturally, then, steroids. But once upon a time, horse ointment.

According to a report by Yahoo! Sports’ Jeff Passan and Tim Brown, Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun’s name has been found on several documents obtained from the same Biogenesis clinic that recently implicated Alex Rodriguez — among others — in using PEDs from 2009-2012.

According to the Miami New Times, Alex Rodriguez may have taken PEDs as recently as last year. Other implicated players include Nelson Cruz and Gio Gonzalez, against whom the evidence is less damning. Check out the details, after the jump.

This year’s baseball Hall of Fame vote was a controversial one, with a number of suspected and/or confirmed PED users on the ballot. It was supposed to be A Moment In History, when the baseball writers of America draw a line in the sand concerning steroids. And they did, and it was a harsh one: no one was enshrined.