One again, Braun not mentioned in that article as someone that the Miami Sun Times feels is guilty. Here are some quotes I find particularily telling: "Fischer's motives were simple. He believed he'd been cheated by the clinic's ow "Owner, Tony Bosch, who the records indicated had sold performance-enhancing drugs to players including New York Yankees superstar Alex Rodriguez and the Toronto Blue Jays' All-Star MVP Melky Cabrera." "MLB never seemed to grasp one key fact about Fischer: He didn't give a damn about their sport. In fact, other than A-Rod and Melky Cabrera, Fischer didn't even recognize a single ballplayer's name in Bosch's records until a New Times reporter began poring through them." No mention of Braun in the first one. Now Braun isn't A-Rod but he was an MVP and he WAS implicated in steroid before, if his name was on the records for buying roids, you'd think he would recognize it. Granted, this article is 2 weeks old, but it doesn't change anything. I don't see how he has any evidence, based on that article, that could contribute to anything. It seems that it's all just more hand written notebooks. Not only that, but who stole all the stuff from his car? That's a crazy story.