Found August 19, 2009 on
Sports Frog:
…on the Mitchell report.
Apparently, Cust harbors a grudge. At any rate, the A’s OF/DH is still seething. Quoth the Cust:
“With all the other stuff going on, with a lot of the guys coming out recently—big-name guys—to me it’s kind of funny they spent all that money on the Mitchell Report and a bunch of hearsay [...]
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