<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>NEW YORK (AP) -- One-time big league slugger Jose Canseco will name more names in a sequel to his 2005 steroid memoir "Juiced," according to published reports Sunday. The new book, with the working title "Vindicated," will arrive in bookstores on opening day 2008, Canseco's lawyer Robert Saunooke told the New York Post and the Daily News. Saunooke said the book would accuse ballplayers not named in former Sen. George Mitchell's report of using performance-enhancing drugs. "We had hoped that the Mitchell Report would have been more revealing," Saunooke said. "It basically ended up being nothing more than (Mitchell saying), 'I talked to a lot of people, some wouldn't talk to me and it's up to the commissioner."' Canseco tried to get into the Dec. 13 New York news conference where the Mitchell Report was released, but was barred by Major League Baseball officials who said it was a "media only" event. He later told Fox Business Network, "I saw the list of players, and there are definitely a lot of players missing." Saunooke would not say which current or former major leaguers would be identified as steroid users in the new book. The book will be co-written by former Sports Illustrated reporter Don Yaeger; the Post said the publisher would be Penguin Books. Canseco was one of the first ballplayers to admit using steroids in "Juiced." There, he gave specific names of other players who allegedly used, including former Oakland A's teammate Mark McGwire. McGwire has denied using steroids.</div> I seriously can't wait. Link
I don't see why he would have left out any interesting names the 1st time, and I can't see where any major leaguer would be associated with him after the 1st book so this seems pretty dumb....
And with the extortion against Maggs, Canseco loses a bunch of credibility with this second book. It's probably has a significant amount more of speculation.
