JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WCYB) — According to On3's Joe Tipton, ETSU junior Karon Boyd has entered the transfer portal. Boyd is coming off a junior season at ETSU where he was named the Southern ...

Vaughn told Rosenthal that he didn’t consider his name being mentioned in the report a tarnish on his legacy, adding that it had “nothing to do with where my pain was coming from.” ...

Former slugger Mo Vaughn told The Athletic that he used human growth hormone in an effort to extend his career, confirming for the first time information disclosed in 2007 in the Mitchell Report.

The ETSU Buccaneers basketball team was looking to replace 6 seniors from this year’s team, now they can add one more. This afternoon on his X post Karon Boyd thanked the ETSU faithful and then ...

Eyewitness News spoke to Ty Vaughn before he'd been named a suspect in his spouse's death. After offering our condolences, he replied, "I mean, it is what it is." ...

A former Mets batboy and clubhouse employee Kirk Radomski is said in the report to have provided Vaughn with the HGH — but he never provided him any “steroids” by definition. He didn’t ...

Former Red Sox slugger Mo Vaughn has admitted to using human growth hormone because of the career-altering pain in his left knee. In 2007, Vaughn was named in the Mitchell Report as having ...

The report offered evidence that Vaughn made three separate purchases of HGH in 2001. Major League Baseball didn't ban HGH until 2005, nearly two years after Vaughn's last game. Vaughn played ...

Nearly two decades after his name appeared in the Mitchell Report, Mo Vaughn has admitted to using human growth hormone. Vaughn, who played 12 MLB seasons from 1991 to 2003, told The Athletic as ...

The report offered evidence that Vaughn made three separate purchases of HGH in 2001. Major League Baseball didn’t ban HGH until 2005, nearly two years after Vaughn’s last game. Vaughn played ...