Found January 14, 2008 on
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"Matthew Mitchell (no relation to George Mitchell that we know of) has filed a $221 million lawsuit against the Yankees for using steroids and human growth hormones. The 30-yr old paralegal must figure the court system doesn't have more pressing issues, so why not tie it up with some more ridiculous suits."
This is funny, can you imagine if everyone started filing lawsuits over this. solid 5 games 221 million I can see the comparison.
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