The project with which the Major League Baseball (MLB) expects to reduce steroid use among Dominican prospects and opened with a group of 40 players "Julio 2" and although the agency has no plans to publish the results so far, DL received information that a high percentage of assessed tested positive.
According to baseball industry source who requested the omission of their names, between 16 and 21 players (40-52%) of those tested failed the doping test, but, if true, MLB has no plans to stop them.
Sandy Alderson, MLB manager for Latin American affairs, told DL could not comment on the results, that such information is confidential and that they have been revealed to the prospects, their parents or guardians and representatives of teams that have shown interest in such players.
If a young man tested positive in doping tests can not be suspended because they are not contracted, but its market value decreases.
The project envisages that by next year all aspire prospectus to be signed for professionalism must register with the MLB office in the country with his fingerprints in the first six months of the year. Their number to be tested for doping has not been determined.
Alderson revealed that in the United States about 250 prospects each year undergo doping tests.
As of July 2, the prospects that met 16 years in 2010 may be signed and it is expected that several of these bonds will exceed six figures, including Wilmer Romero, and Elvis Esteilon Peguero Sanchez.(Diario Libre)
According to baseball industry source who requested the omission of their names, between 16 and 21 players (40-52%) of those tested failed the doping test, but, if true, MLB has no plans to stop them.
Sandy Alderson, MLB manager for Latin American affairs, told DL could not comment on the results, that such information is confidential and that they have been revealed to the prospects, their parents or guardians and representatives of teams that have shown interest in such players.
If a young man tested positive in doping tests can not be suspended because they are not contracted, but its market value decreases.
The project envisages that by next year all aspire prospectus to be signed for professionalism must register with the MLB office in the country with his fingerprints in the first six months of the year. Their number to be tested for doping has not been determined.
Alderson revealed that in the United States about 250 prospects each year undergo doping tests.
As of July 2, the prospects that met 16 years in 2010 may be signed and it is expected that several of these bonds will exceed six figures, including Wilmer Romero, and Elvis Esteilon Peguero Sanchez.(Diario Libre)
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