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NBA and NBPA Announce Implementation Of HGH Testing
The NBA and the NBPA have made a huge announcement concerning drug testing heading into next year. The easily hidden drug — HGH — is now on the table for testing.
The NBA and the NBPA announced that blood testing for HGH will commence under the league's anti-drug program starting next season.
— Marc J. Spears (@SpearsNBAYahoo) April 16, 2015
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Marshawn Lynch among first to be tested for HGH, due to Skittles
As the NFL begins testing for Human Growth Hormones (HGH) this week, players will be tested much like their Major League Baseball (MLB) and Olympic counterparts. First offence for any NFL player caught utilizing the performance enhancing drugs is a four game suspension.
It is rumored that the NFL is curious about Seattle Seahawks’ running back Marshawn Lynch and his Skittles, which gives him a “beast mode” boost. Rumor has it that Lynch will be among the first NFL players to be tested for HGH with the suspicious enhancement that he apparently receives following eating Skittles.
Entering Monday Night Football, rumors are swirling, as the Seahawks are in Washington ready to play guests to the Redskins at FedEx Field. If rumors are true and any of the Seahawks or Redskins are tested Monday and found to have any traces of HGH, without pre-approval, they will be immediately suspended without chance for appeal.
This sent Lynch fantasy football owners scrambling before this weeks’ games began whether to take the chance or choose a different option. Regardless, Lynch is preparing for the Redskins, “It don’t matter to me if I get tested or not, I know I’m clean and that is all that matters,” said Lynch in an interview on Sunday at the team’s walk through.
“This is going to be good for the game, I think Mr. Goddell is trying to make the safety most fair game for the NFL and it’s players,” explained Eric Winston, NFL Players Association (NFLPA) president.
In other news, Mars, distributor of Skittles, has signed as a new sponsor of the NFLPA.
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NFL, union agree to new drug policy, HGH testing
NEW YORK – The NFL finally will have HGH testing, perhaps as early as the end of this month. NFL, union agree to new drug policy, HGH testing
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NFL thinks HGH testing in new deal is 'necessary'
CBS Sports Posted by Will Brinson With the fitting backdrop of the Barry Bonds trial underway in San Francisco, the NFL is going to insist that HGH testing of players become an incorporated part of the new Collective Bargaining Agreement. That bombshell comes from NFL vice president and general counsel Adolpho Birch, who also oversees the NFL's drug testing program. "We want it," Birch told FOXSports.com's Alex Marvez on Thursday. "We think it's necessary. We're going to ensure that it's done. "That's something very important to us and the integrity of our game. We believe some of the basis for going slowly on it before has been addressed. At this point, it's proper for it to be an active part of our program." The NFL wanting HGH testing isn't exactly new -- in January of last year, the league requested that testing for the performance-enhancing drug be implemented. But DeMaurice Smith and the NFLPA declined.
"The NFLPA along with the NFL has supported research to find a suitable test that will detect sustained HGH use," the then-union said in a February 2010 statement. "We have and will continue to work with the NFL to build a system that is fair, reliable and maintains the integrity of our game and the health and safety of our players."
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