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Report: No doping violations in NHL
Canadian Press
6/12/2006 8:52:15 AM
(CP) - There were no positive drug tests among the 1,406 administered under the NHL's new anti-doping program, The Canadian Press has learned.
Sources confirmed no violations were found after doping tests began in January under a program jointly run by the league and the NHL Players' Association. It's the first season the NHL has had an anti-doping program.
Report: No doping violations in NHL
Canadian Press
6/12/2006 8:52:15 AM
(CP) - There were no positive drug tests among the 1,406 administered under the NHL's new anti-doping program, The Canadian Press has learned.
Sources confirmed no violations were found after doping tests began in January under a program jointly run by the league and the NHL Players' Association. It's the first season the NHL has had an anti-doping program.
Why on Earth would players need to dope up to push a puck around and ice skate. If anything, the steroids would make them too big to skate cleanly and they would lose their speed. The new NHL is all about speed. I wouldn't be surprised if players that used Roids in the old NHL chose to get off them to get smaller and stay fast on the ice.
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