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Lawyer says players' union not resisting role in drug summit.(Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
Byline: Tom Haudricourt
PHOENIX _ Michael Weiner, general counsel for the Major League Baseball Players Association, labeled false a published report that said the association was resisting taking part in a proposed drug summit with the Bush administration.
"It's not accurate," Weiner said Monday after union officials held their annual spring training meeting with the Milwaukee Brewers at Maryvale Baseball Park.
"We haven't been asked to participate. At some point, I'm sure we'll talk with the administration."
The Washington Post reported Sunday that officials from the major sports leagues tentatively agreed to attend a meeting to discuss drug policies. Citing administration officials, the newspaper ...
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