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Gagne apologizes, but that's all
2008-02-18 11:22
by Bob Timmermann

Brewers reliever Eric Gagne addressed the media today and apologized for the distractions he caused for being named in the Mitchell Report, but did not admit using any PEDs.

“I’m here to let you know I feel bad for my family, what they had to go through, and all my friends, especially my teammates here with Milwaukee,” Gagne said [in] a statement. “That’s a distraction that shouldn’t be taking place. I’m just here to help the Milwaukee Brewers get to the World Series and playoffs, and that’s all I really care about.”

I updated the info on the Mitchell 85.

 

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