Major League Baseball clears Dodgers team physician Dr. Neal ElAttrache after investigating a reported link to a Conor McGregor steroids-related story. According to multiple outlets, MLB interviews ElAttrache as part of its review and then concludes that it does not have any concerns about him working with Dodgers players. The reporting frames the action as an internal determination by the league following the PED-related mention in the separate media report.
The outlets agree that MLB’s decision is based on the league’s assessment after contact with ElAttrache, rather than on any disciplinary finding. They also note that ElAttrache is associated with Los Angeles teams, including his roles with the Dodgers and the Rams. In the outcome described, the league indicates there are no issues that would require further action regarding his ability to provide medical care.
Overall, the story centers on MLB’s investigation and subsequent clearance, with the league signaling confidence in the doctor’s continued role after the interview, despite the external association referenced in the earlier report.
