The Mitchell Report's public identification of 85 baseball players as illegal drug users is a dangerous practice. U.S. history is replete with public accusations, often false, of people being witches and communists. While the Mitchell Report may seem to continue this prejudicial behavior, the report would have appeared less credible and received less attention if players hadn't been named.
January 28, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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