Mo Vaughn, the 12-year MLB slugger, has confirmed using human growth hormone to extend his big league career. Vaughn, who won the 1995 AL MVP, gave an interview with The Athletic, where he ...

Vaughn played in parts of 12 big-league seasons, though he was never the same after missing the 2001 campaign. Overall, he hit for a 132 OPS+ and launched 328 home runs.

HGH was not banned by the MLB until 2005. Vaughn played 12 seasons from 1991 to 2003 with the Red Sox ('91 to '98), the Anaheim Angels ('99 to '00), and the New York Mets ('02 to '03).

Former slugger Mo Vaughn told The Athletic that he used human growth hormone in an effort to extend his career, confirming for the first time information disclosed in 2007 in the Mitchell Report.

BOCA RATON, Fla. — To find Mo Vaughn’s happy place, exit I-95 at Congress Avenue and make a couple of quick turns. At least that’s what the GPS navigator says.

Mo Vaughn may be adding another layer to the longstanding rivalry between New York and Boston. During NESN’s alternate Red Sox broadcast, “Unobstructed Views,” Vaughn was asked by host Jared ...

NUEVA YORK (AP) — El retirado toletero Mo Vaughn ha confirmado que utilizó la hormona de crecimiento humano para recuperarse de una persistente lesión en la rodilla hacia el final de su ...

Alomar, Mike Piazza and Al Leiter have all expressed a desire for the team to sign Gonzalez. Mets obtain Mo Vaughn, above, in trade with Angels, who receive right-hander Kevin Appier.