Early indications of Steroid Use in Baseball (1988 to August 1998) - Section IV, pages 60-76 | |
| Three of the four players named in Section IV admitted steroid use: Ken Caminiti, Jose Canseco and Wally Joyner. | |
Player | Location in Mitchell Report |
| Ken Caminiti | pages 71-73 |
| Jose Canseco | pages 61-66 |
| Lenny Dykstra | pages 66-67 |
| Wally Joyner | page 73 |
Androstenedione and Baseball's Broadening Awareness of the Use of Performance Enhancing Substances - Section V, pages 77-85 | |
| A bottle of androstenedione, a steroid hormone legally sold as a dietary supplement in the U.S. at the time and not prohibited by baseball, was discovered in Mark McGwire's locker in St. Louis. He was also accused of using steroids in Oakland by former teammate Jose Canseco. In 2004, it was announced Derrick Turnbow tested positive for steroids during training camp for the U.S. Olympic team. | |
Player | Location in Mitchell Report |
| Mark McGwire | pages 77-85 |
| Derrick Turnbow | page 130 |
Incidents Providing Evidence to Baseball Officials of Players' Possession or Use of Performance Enhancing Substances, Section VI, pages 86-111 | |
| A number of incidents, beginning in 2000, were reported to the Commissioner's Office. According to the Mitchell Report, many incidents were not investigated thoroughly or at all. | |
Player | Location in Mitchell Report |
| Manny Alexander | pages 91-92 |
| Ricky Bones | pages 92-94 |
| Alex Cabrera | pages 94-95 |
| Paxton Crawford | pages 111 |
| Juan Gonzalez | pages 95-99 |
| Jason Grimsley | pages 106-108 |
| Rafael Palmeiro | pages 103-106 |
| David Segui | pages 110 |
Major League Baseball and the BALCO Investigation, Section VII, pages 112-137 | ||
| Several players were implicated in testimony leaked in the Bay Area Laboratory Co-Operative (BALCO) investigation and the subsequent book "Game of Shadows" written by two San Francisco Chronicle reporters studying the case. | ||
Player | Location in Mitchell Report | |
| Marvin Bernard | pages 127-128 | |
| Barry Bonds | pages 128-130 | |
| Bobby Estalella | page 130 | |
| Jason Giambi | pages 131-133 | |
| Jeremy Giambi | pages 133-134 | |
| Armando Rios | pages 113 | |
| Benito Santiago | pages 134-135 | |
| Gary Sheffield | pages 135-137 | |
| Randy Velarde | pages 137 | |
Information Obtained Regarding Other Players' Possession or Use of Steroids and Human Growth Hormone, Section VIII, pages 138-233 | ||
| Kirk Radomski, a bat boy, equipment manager and clubhouse attendant for the New York Mets from 1985-95, provided Mitchell's committee with players' names as part of his plea bargain with the federal government in the case against the BALCO. In addition, Radomski provided mailing receipts of shipments as well as checks and money orders from players, all included in the report. New York Yankees major league strength and conditioning coach Brian McNamee provided extensive context as well. | ||
Player | Location in Mitchell Report | |
| Chad Allen | pages 225-227 | |
| Mark Bell | pages 219-220 | |
| Gary Bennett | pages 222-223 | |
| Larry Bigbie | pages 152-158 | |
| Kevin Brown | pages 214-217 | |
| Mike Carreon | pages 163-164 | |
| Jason Christiansen | page 205 | |
| Howie Clark | pages 228-229 | |
| Roger Clemens | pages 167-175 | |
| Jack Cust | page 159 | |
| Brendan Donnelly | pages 224-225 | |
| Chris Donnells | pages 190-194 | |
| Lenny Dykstra | pages 149-150 | |
| Matt Franco | page 165 | |
| Ryan Franklin | page 190 | |
| Eric Gagne | pages 217-219 | |
| Jason Grimsley | pages 177-179 | |
| Jerry Hairston Jr. | pages 207-208 | |
| Matt Herges | pages 221-222 | |
| Phil Hiatt | pages 194-195 | |
| Glenallen Hill | pages 183-185 | |
| Todd Hundley | pages 163-164 | |
| Mike Judd | pages 230-232 | |
| David Justice | pages 181-182 | |
| Chuck Knoblauch | page 177 | |
| Tim Laker | pages 159-161 | |
| Mike Lansing | pages 196-197 | |
| Paul Lo Duca | pages 208-211 | |
| Nook Logan | page 229 | |
| Josias Manzanillo | pages 161-163 | |
| Cody McKay | pages 197-198 | |
| Kent Merker | pages 198-199 | |
| Bart Miadich | pages 212-213 | |
| Hal Morris | pages 164-165 | |
| Daniel Naulty | pages 232-233 | |
| Denny Neagle | pages 187-188 | |
| Jim Parque | pages 223-224 | |
| Andy Pettitte | pages 175-176 | |
| Adam Piatt | pages 199-201 | |
| Todd Pratt | page 195 | |
| Stephen Randolph | pages 206-207 | |
| Adam Riggs | pages 211-212 | |
| Brian Roberts | page 158 | |
| David Segui | pages 150-152 | |
| F.P. Santangelo | pages 182-183 | |
| Mike Stanton | pages 205-206 | |
| Ricky Stone | pages 230-232 | |
| Miguel Tejada | pages 201-204 | |
| Mo Vaughn | pages 186-187 | |
| Ron Villone | pages 188-190 | |
| Fernando Vina | pages 213-214 | |
| Rondell White | pages 165-167 | |
| Jeff Williams | pages 227-228 | |
| Todd Williams | page 194 | |
| Kevin Young | pages 195-196 | |
| Gregg Zaun | pages 179-181 | |
The Threat Posed by Internet Sales of Steroids and Human Growth Hormone - Section VIII, pages 234-257 | ||
| Since the initial reports of a 2007 raid on Signature Compounding Pharmacy in Orlando, Fla., and several rejuvenation centers, news reports have linked the names of several current and former players to performance-enhancing drugs. | ||
Player | Location in Mitchell Report | |
| Rick Ankiel | pages 243-244 | |
| David Bell | pages 244-245 | |
| Paul Byrd | pages 245-246 | |
| Jose Canseco | pages 246-247 | |
| Jay Gibbons | pages 247-248 | |
| Troy Glaus | pages 248-249 | |
| Jason Grimsley | page 249 | |
| Jose Guillen | pages 249-251 | |
| Jerry Hairston Jr. | page 251 | |
| Darren Holmes | pages 251-252 | |
| Gary Matthews Jr. | pages 252-253 | |
| John Rocker | page 254 | |
| Scott Schoeneweis | pages 254-255 | |
| Ismael Valdez | page 255 | |
| Matt Williams | pages 255-256 | |
| Steve Woodward | page 257 | |