Dennis Boyd: Ex-Red Sox pitcher admits to cocaine use during MLB career
From the Huffington Post-- On Wednesday, Boyd spoke with Jonny Miller on WBZ NewsRadio 1030 in Fort Myers and claimed that he used cocaine before many of the games he played in during his professional career...
Former Red Sox pitcher, Dennis Boyd, has came clean and admitted to having used cocaine during his MLB career. When rumors of Boyd’s drug use surfaced people assumed he had been using steroids. The Huffington Post reports that Dennis ‘Oil Can’ Boyd admitted to WBZ News Radio that he consumed cocaine many times before games.
When a former baseball player comes forward and claims he used illegal drugs during his playing days, the first thing people naturally assume is that he’s referring to steroids or some other performance enhancers. But Dennis “Oil Can” Boyd referred to something slightly different during a recent interview.
On Wednesday, Boyd spoke with Jonny Miller on WBZ NewsRadio 1030 in Fort Myers and claimed that he used cocaine before many of the games he played in during his professional career.
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