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Bleacher Report · Nov 24, 2017

Blue Jays Launch Investigation into 'Disturbing' PED Use in Minor League System

The Toronto Blue Jays are launching an investigation after six players from their minor league affiliates tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs, according to the Canadian Press (via ESPN.com).

Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins released a statement regarding the news:

"This situation is very disappointing and disturbing to the organization; disappointing that the players made these choices, but more so disturbing that some failure of our environment allowed this to happen. It is our responsibility to create an environment and culture where our players know that PED use is not condoned, and to give them resources and education to ensure that they do not make these decisions."

Full story at Bleacher Report

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