NOTE: We apologize for the error in our initial article on Curt Schilling. After a thorough review, the corrections have been made to address any concerns that may have been raised.
Sportskeeda had stated that "Many big names were released in the [Mitchell Report], such as Barry Bonds, Curt Schilling, Andy Pettitte and Roger Clemens".
This is wrong and should not have been carried out in this manner. There is no evidence against Curt Schilling of steroid use. Schilling, was one of four players who declined to interview with Mitchell, because he "would have nothing to offer" Mitchell's investigation "other than personal opinion and hypotheticals."
Sportskeeda apologizes for making it seem in our story that Curt Schilling was named in the Mitchell Report. Schilling had no role in this and Sportskeeda takes back anything that may have been construed along those lines. We also publish this correction article, where all facts are stated, with sources cited.
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Amlan Sanyal
Amlan Sanyal is a basketball writer at Sportskeeda with more than two years of experience. Amlan has a soft spot for the lovable loser, and years of supporting Leeds Utd, the Seattle Mariners and San Antonio Spurs have made him realize that there's more to sport than just championships.
Amlan started falling for basketball after watching the San Antonio Spurs in 2012 and 2013. He watched as a collective of veteran legends, underrated misfits and a young defensive stud extended the Spurs' era of dominance with a team-oriented style, reminiscent of the aesthetic brilliance of 2011 FC Barcelona.
Amlan has supported the Spurs ever since, even after enduring the heartbreaks of Ray Allen's corner three and several years in the wilderness post-Kawhi Leonard. He hopes Victor Wembanyama will become the face of the league as Pop rides off into the sunset.
When not working, Amlan is a keen quizzer and a podcast buff and can usually be found reading books, watching movies or listening to history podcasts.