MLB will sanction, sell supplements

Union head Donald Fehr met for nearly two hours with the Yankees yesterday, and part of the discussion centered around Major League Baseball's reported plan to begin selling approved supplements in an attempt to produce fewer positive drug tests amid the game's ongoing crackdown on steroids and other banned substances.

The Associated Press reported last night that MLB and the Players' Association are having NSF International, a company based in Ann Arbor, Mich., certify that products are clean before they can be made available for resale to players in the 30 major-league clubhouses. Continue