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Feeling dopey this morning? Nothing like a dose of doping news to wake you up.<\/p>\n
NFL news: Santana Moss implicated in Anthony Galea doping case<\/strong><\/p>\n It doesn\u2019t necessarily mean anything yet, but Santana Moss\u2019 name popped up in Dr. Anthony Galea\u2019s drug-smuggling case yesterday. Moss won\u2019t face any criminal charges at this time but he\u2019s being treated as a witness. Galea treated Moss for an injury last September; it remains to be seen whether Moss received any PEDs, however.<\/p>\n Cycling news: Landis admits doping and accuses Lance Armstrong of the same<\/strong><\/p>\n Uh-oh. It\u2019s always scary for the other dopers when they think their fellow users are solid in the cover story but one of them cracks. It happened with Jose Canseco in Major League Baseball and all the dominos fell after that.<\/p>\n Is the same about to happen in cycling? Sure, Floyd Landis was already stripped of his 2006 Tour De France title for doping, but today\u2019s revelation is different because Landis\u00a0admitted<\/em> to doping for the first time. He had always denied it before.<\/p>\n Landis says he started doping in 2002 when he first joined the U.S. Postal service team, which was led by Lance Armstrong. He claims he doping \u2013 in the form of blood extractions \u2013 happened at Armstrong\u2019s apartment. Landis says the blood was kept in a refrigerator in Armstrong\u2019s closet and that he was asked to monitor the blood\u2019s temperature daily.<\/p>\n MLB news: Angel Pagan has a night for the ages<\/strong><\/p>\n It\u2019s a shame the Mets lost 5-3 last night, as Angel Pagan was one special fella. He hit an inside-the-park home run\u00a0and <\/em>started a triple play in the same game, becoming the first major league to do so since 1955. Pagan had one other inside-the-parker in his career. Strangely enough, a triple play occurred in that game two. (turned by the Phillies).<\/p>\n NHL news: Markov out six months after ACL surgery; Lance Armstrong mad at hockey (and Versus)<\/strong><\/p>\n The Montreal Canadiens were already getting used to life without their top offensive defenseman, Andre Markov, in the 2010 playoffs. Now, they probably won\u2019t have him in time for the start of next season. The Russian blueliner underwent surgery for his torn ACL and is expected to miss six months.<\/p>\n Strangely enough, we have more Lance Armstrong news to report. He\u2019s mad at hockey and, more specifically, mad at the Versus network. Versus cut away from the Amgen Tour of California cycling event just minutes before its close finish to start pre-game coverage of the Canadiens\/Flyers Game 2 matchup.<\/p>\n Armstrong\u2019s angry Tweet on Tuesday night read:<\/p>\n \u201cWho\u2019s the dumbass @versustv that cut off @AmgenTourofCali coverage w\/ a mile to go for pregame hockey?? #pathetic.\u201d<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"http:\/\/www.capperspicks.com\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/05\/santana-moss-redskins-e1274382042923-150x150.jpg\")
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