steroids

I've been subjected to terrible jokes my whole life because I'm named Ben Johnson, like the Olympic sprinter who had his gold medal stripped at the 1988 Summer Games in Seoul.

Doping in the dog racing world has decreased in recent years, but it's still happening throughout the UK and Ireland.

Very few school districts have an anti-doping testing program. As a result, high school athletes and coaches who compete at national tournaments and meets where testing occurs are sometimes unfamiliar with the process.

Over the better part of this century, bodybuilders have increased the natural performance of their bodies by using artificial substances.

Australian anti-doping officials don't see the humor in a former Olympic gold medalist making light of his steroid bust.

PED suspicions, rowdy farmhands, Derek Jeter in a garish orange blazer—it's baseball season all right.

For a record 16 successive fights, Anderson Silva was undefeated in the Octagon. The Brazilian became the most feared man in the UFC, dispatching his opponents with an air of nonchalance. But, like all good things, Silva's streak could not last.

Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens seem well-positioned to receive Hall of Fame voters' pardon over the next few years. Sammy Sosa has made no such progress.

The question of how to handle known steroid users in Hall of Fame voting is a thorny one, but many voters have settled on a chronological distinction. It doesn't hold up.

The Samoan heavyweight legend kicks his war against steroids up yet another notch.

Lex Luger looked like a classic pro wrestling beefcake, but the ways in which he was weird, honest, and different were what made him great. He deserves recognition.

Scoring in hockey is down. A simple solution? Make the nets bigger.