PORT ST. LUCIE -- While declining to address Jenrry Mejia, his case or his recent allegations that MLB railroaded him into his third PED suspension and that the union rolled over on his case, MLB Players Association executive director Tony Clark said that the union did not hear those allegations during the process.
"Obviously in any case, any joint drug agreement case, has a start and has a either an end related to an arbitration hearing or a settlement, so there are opportunities to communicate throughout," Clark said of the union's involvement in Mejia's case. "Those concerns weren't anything we were aware of during the course of this process.