ESPN Analyst Admits to HGH

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First it was Andy Pettitte, then Cardinals infielder turned ESPN analyst Fernando Vina. For seasons Vina was a year-to-year player, and after being outed by the Mitchell Report, it became clear that Vina got a coupe more years out of his skills with kits of HGH, which he started purchasing from Kirk Radomski in 2003. Perhaps Pettitte and Vina are setting a precedent by coming clean after their outings. Regardless, they're making an honorable move, which is a change after plenty of less than honorable moments in the past. (by Cameron Smith) Running Time: 4:44

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ESPN Analyst Admits to HGH

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