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.

Consider this the bombshell before the bombshell, should this prophecy eventually come true. Joe Bisceglie from Dog And Pony Show tweeted Monday afternoon that four of baseball’s biggest bats, including three New York Yankees and two formerly implicated players, will each be slapped with 50-game first-offense PED suspensions. They are, of course, Robinson Cano, Alex Rodriguez, Curtis Granderson, and Ryan Braun.

Should you be drafting Ryan Braun with a very early selection, considering he seems to be flirting with another potential PED suspension? No way, says Scott “The King” Engel of the RotoExperts Morning Show on Sirius/XM Fantasy Sports Radio – but his co-host, the thoughtful type known as Dr. Roto, disagrees.

According to reports, five more players have been found on documents obtained by ESPN’s Outside the Lines from the now notorious Miami clinic Biogenesis. Also noteworthy is that Nationals pitcher Gio Gonzalez did not receive banned substances from the clinic, according to two sources familiar with Tony Bosch’s operation.

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.

Yesterday was a big day for Brewers outfielder/reigning National League MVP Ryan Braun – he won his appeal of a 50-game suspension for a positive drug test, making him the first player in MLB history to win such an appeal. As much of a relief as it must be for Braun that he won’t have to sit out a game, though, it doesn’t change all the reports and rumors he’s been a part of ever since news of the positive test leaked in December. Today, he tried his best to put those rumors to rest. Video after the jump.

It’s been a rough stretch for Ryan Braun ever since he was suspended 50 games for a positive drug test after winning the National league MVP award, but today that stretch ended in vindication: Braun won his suspension appeal, and will be eligible to play every game this season.

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This was a moment many were anticipating, as Milwaukee Brewers slugger and NL MVP Ryan Braun made his first real public statement since being suspended 50 games for testing positive for performance enhancing drugs.