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Congress calling league heads to Washington

Updated: September 28, 2005, 10:03 AM ET
Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- The commissioners and union leaders for professional sports leagues keep tweaking -- or offering to tweak -- their drug-testing policies. And lawmakers keep hauling them back to Capitol Hill, looking for more.

This time, Major League Baseball chief Bud Selig wanted some backup.

Career home run leader Hank Aaron and four other baseball Hall of Famers planned to accompany Selig to a Senate Commerce Committee hearing Wednesday, the latest in a series of sessions ...

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