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The Brothers Grimsley

The Brothers Grimsley

Diamondbacks pitcher Jason Grimsley watches his team play the Phillies from the bullpen in the 8th inning Tuesday, June 6, 2006, at Chase Field in Phoenix. Grimsley is the latest name linked to the federal investigation of steroid use in baseball. Federal agents searched Grimsley's house in Scottsdale, Ariz., for six hours Tuesday, according to Internal Revenue Service Agent Mark Lessler, who would not say what they found.

(The Arizona Republic / AP Photo)

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