The Mitchell Report

The Mitchell Report, released in 2007, is an investigative document led by former U.S. Senator George Mitchell, examining steroid use and performance-enhancing drugs in Major League Baseball (MLB). It identified numerous players, coaches, and trainers allegedly involved in doping. The report aimed to shed light on how performance-enhancing drugs affected the sport's integrity and reputation. It led to stricter drug-testing policies and disciplinary actions, emphasizing the importance of fair play and transparency in baseball. Overall, it served as a significant step toward addressing substance abuse issues within professional sports.