This is an interesting tidbit from MLB's response to Dukes allegations:
Obviously they went to great lengths to say he never told an MLB club what Dukes said. But didn't go so far as to say he never told anyone, which they certainly try to come across as saying. But then they admit they know Dukes never named names in his sessions, telling the world that they did find out what he told this doctor. So who knows how much truth is in Dukes story, but it would appear there is at least some given MLB is trying to obscure stuff with ridiculously careful wording to obfuscate bits of information.
I'm wondering why the psychiatrist was allowed to tell MLB what was said in their meetings. I don't know too much about the business, but I thought they weren't allowed to disclose what was said during their meetings.
