Many legacies will be tarnished forever … Was it really worth it?  —  C'mon. Was it really worth all that money, all that time, all that trouble?  —  Was it really worth it to relive all those years of ugliness, shred all those reputations, embarrass the sport of baseball all over again?

No A-Rod?  Canseco Stunned  —  Former A's slugger Jose Canseco tried to get in the news conference, but was told it was a media-only event and that he wasn't welcome.  —  Canseco said he was unimpressed with the report.  —  "It's a slap on the hand," he told Fox Business Network.

Canseco surprised A-Rod is not on Mitchell's list  —  During Thursday's Fox Business Network's "Happy Hour," Jose Canseco had an observation concerning a current, very prominent Yankee.  When asked whether Alex Rodriguez should have been mentioned in the Mitchell Report, Canseco responded …

Mitchell Report will take time to digest  —  No current Cubs are listed on former Senator's document  —  CHICAGO — No current Cubs players — but some former Cubs, including Matt Karchner, Todd Hundley, Kent Mercker, and Jerry Hairston Jr. — were among the players cited …

Mitchell Report doesn't tarnish Yankee dynasty  —  The Mitchell Report is out, and by my count, 77 different players — both current and former — are named in some capacity in the report.  Among them are stars such as Barry Bonds, Jason Giambi, Miguel Tejada, Roger Clemens, Andy Pettitte …

Roger Clemens' bid for Cooperstown likely will end with strikeout  —  Today, I feel a little like that kid standing outside the Chicago courthouse in 1920 imploring Shoeless Joe Jackson to say it ain't so.  —  Even though reports of the Chicago White Sox fixing the 1919 World Series …

Clemens denies alleged ties to drugs  —  Veteran right-hander 'outraged' by claims in Mitchell Report  —  NEW YORK — With quite possibly the final pitch of his storied career, Roger Clemens buzzed a 94-mph fastball past the Indians' Victor Martinez and walked off the mound at Yankee Stadium.

Mitchell Report proposes solutions  —  NEW YORK — Former Sen. George Mitchell said on Thursday that performance-enhancing drug use has been pervasive in the sport for more than a decade as he released his findings in the shape of a 311-page report, which was fashioned during the past 20 months of investigations.

Nationals have ties to Mitchell Report  —  Former senator's document includes plan for future action  —  WASHINGTON — Nationals catcher Paul Lo Duca and former center fielder Nook Logan, who was non-tendered by the club on Wednesday night, were linked to performance-enhancing drugs in the Mitchell Report released Thursday afternoon.

Live Blogging The George Mitchell Presser [Mitchell Report]  —  OK, it's time.  Will all be revealed?  No. But it'll be fun to watch nevertheless.  Is well circulated list accurate?  Will George Mitchell call Bud Selig a hoser?  Find out all this and more, after the jump.