Performance-enhancing Substance Effects

NHL, Performance Enhancing Substances and Seth Jones

Former Oiler Suspended For Violating NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program

The Pittsburgh Penguins and the NHL have both confirmed that defenseman Caleb Jones will be suspended for 20 games after violating the terms of the NHL/NHLPA Performance Enhancing Substances Program.

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Penguins’ Caleb Jones suspended 20 games for performance-enhancing substance violation

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NHL suspends Caleb Jones 20 games for PED violation

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Penguins D Caleb Jones suspended 20 games for PED violation

February 4 - Pittsburgh Penguins defenseman Caleb Jones received a 20-game suspension Wednesday for violating the terms of the NHL's performance enhancing substances policy.

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Penguins Defenseman Suspended 20 Games

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NHL Suspends Caleb Jones 20 Games For Violating Performance Enhancing Substances Program

Yahoo! Sports

Steven Wright suspended 80 games for performance-enhancing drugs

Red Sox knuckleballer Steven Wright has been suspended 80 games after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs, per Jon Morosi of MLB Network. The drug Wright tested positive for was a growth hormone, and he says he is "shocked" by the results.

NBC4 Columbus

Boxer Ryan Garcia denies using performance-enhancing drugs after beating Devin Haney

NEW YORK (AP) — Ryan Garcia denied using performance-enhancing drugs in a video posted on social media Wednesday night after ESPN reported that he had tested positive for a banned substance. Garcia defeated Devin Haney, a former amateur rival, by ...

Sports Illustrated

Odell Beckham Jr. Accepts Six-Game Suspension for Performance-Enhancing Drugs

Free agent wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr. has accepted a six-game suspension for performance-enhancing drugs stemming from a failed test last season while playing for the Dolphins. Beckham broke the news on The Pivot Podcast with Ryan Clark, Fred Taylor ...

AOL

MLB free agent outfielder suspended 80 games after testing positive for banned performance-enhancing substance

Major League Baseball announced Friday that free agent outfielder Max Kepler received an 80-game suspension following a positive test for a banned performance-enhancing substance. Kepler, 32, tested positive for epitrenbolone, which is a metabolite of ...