To us, this is the most amazing section of the whole Mitchell Report. Essentially, Dr. Robert Millman, the medical director of MLB, told a doctor who had criticized Mark McGwire's use of andro that "everyone in baseball is irritated with you" and "if you don't shut up, they're going to sue you.

And that's not all. Another great section:

Bill Stoneman, who retired in 2007 as the general manager of the Los Angeles Angels, had a similar recollection of a presentation by Drs. Millman and Solomon. He remembered wondering at the time why Major League Baseball had permitted the presentation, which to his recollection included the assertion that there was no evidence that anabolic steroids were bad for you. He said that the baseball executives in attendance were universally frustrated with the message of leniency that was being conveyed.

That's pretty amazing.

The Baltimore Orioles traded Miguel Tejada to the Houston Astros yesterday. Their timing was impeccable.

Ladies and gentleman, we present you with Giants general manager Brian Sabean, the direct polar opposite of a whistleblower.

This is a personal one, so forgive us, but here's where Sen. Mitchell came down on Rick Ankiel.

Here's some really gruesome descriptions of "future Hall of Famer" Roger Clemens being injected with steroids.

First, here's the memo from the MLBPAA telling them not to cooperate with the Mitchell Investigation.

Here's the letter Paul LoDuca send to Kirk Radomski after getting a returned check.