Allegedly, the collector passed up two FedEx locations before going to a 3rd which wasn't shipping until Monday. Not sure if the other two would have been shipping, but if you are rushing to get something shipped why would you not go to the two closer ones? Also the samples didn't make it to FedEx until 1:30 pm on Monday. Again, why have them in your possession for an extra half day? Let's say its ok that he hangs on to them until they can ship on Monday, why not get them in there right away in the morning? I don't know that MLB claims this is the protocol, just that this has happened in the past. I think that damns MLB's testing even more. How is this good protocol? Get it to FedEx a business that is paid to keep these sorts of things, not some guys fridge or basement or wherever it is. ANy multitude of things could happen in that time as opposed to it being on lock down at a business like FedEx that will have some documentation. The other issue that Braun correctly raises is this guy is the only guy who knows whose sample it is and it should be out of his hands ASAP. FedEx can and often does handle these kinds of samples. Once it is out of his hands the chain of custody is on FedEx and more importantly the sample becomes anonymous.