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Jose Canseco: They Forgot A-Rod

Jose CansecoOn the one hand, it's hard to take anything that Jose Canseco says or does too seriously: the guy is an admitted publicity hound and clearly tries to insert himself into the spotlight. But on the other hand, this whole steroid investigation probably wouldn't have gotten off the ground were it not for Canseco's book.

So, with that in mind, his thoughts on the matter are both interesting yet worthy of a huge grain of salt. What does he think of the Mitchell Report? He thinks it contains a glaring omission: Alex Rodriguez. From the New York Daily News:
"All I can say is the Mitchell Report is incomplete," Canseco said. "I could not believe that (Rodriguez's) name was not in the report."
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"It's laughable," Canseco said of the list, which included such stars as Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte, Barry Bonds and Miguel Tejada. "I heard the report, I saw the list of players and there are definitely a lot of players missing. I don't know what they accomplished or what they are trying to prove."
It's not the first time Canseco has suggested A-Rod might be up to no good -- last July he made waves by saying he had "stuff" on Rodriguez that would appear in his next book, though he never clarified what exactly that "stuff" might be. The Post wasn't able to contact A-Rod for comment, but I'd be surprised if he came out with anything other than a standard issue denial. If he really had nothing to hide, though, why not sue Canseco for slander or libel? Because staying curiously quiet while allowing someone else to profit from such blatant accusations looks awfully bad.

Read FanHouse's full coverage of the Mitchell Report.
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