Ryan braun drug test

• PHOENIX (AP) – The players association believes the leak of NL MVP Ryan Brauns drug test was an isolated occurrence. ESPN reported in December that Braun tested positive for elevated testosterone.
(USA Today)
• PHOENIX -- The players association believes the leak of NL MVP Ryan Brauns drug test was an isolated occurrence. Braun tested positive in October for elevated testosterone, and ESPNs Outside The Lines revealed the positive test in December.
(ESPN)
• SURPRISE, Ariz.
(Dallas Morning News (blog))
• NEW YORK (AP)—Ryan Braun's lawyer criticized the lengthy statement from the person who collected the slugger's drug sample, saying Thursday the a 50-game suspension last week when his positive test was overturned by arbitrator Shyam Das.
(YAHOO!)
• PHOENIX (AP) — If his spring training debut was any indication, earplugs might come in handy for Ryan Braun this for a positive drug test.
(Daily Press)
• The man who collected Ryan Braun's urine sample said he followed the protocol for Major League Baseball's drug-testing program and that recent criticism by the player has caused his family emotional distress.
(Bloomberg)
• NEW YORK -- The person who collected Ryan Brauns urine samples that tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone says he followed the collection programs protocol. Dino Laurenzi Jr.
(NJ.com)
• PHOENIX -- The dueling statements in the Ryan Braun saga continued Thursday as David Cornwell, the attorney who successfully appealed his positive drug test to an arbitration panel, spoke out in defense of the Milwaukee Brewers leftfielder.
(Sacramento Bee)
• The drug test collector at the center of the Ryan Braun drug controversy moved to defend his name Tuesday, releasing a statement that detailed his activities related to Brauns positive test for elevated testosterone levels in October.
(YAHOO!)
• NEW YORK -- The person who collected Ryan Brauns urine sample that tested positive for elevated levels of testosterone said he followed the collection programs protocol. Dino Laurenzi Jr.
(Memphis Commercial Appeal)