Chico, Calif. ? Jose Canseco wrote the book that helped persuade baseball to toughen its steroids policy, and he insists there’s much more damaging information to come.

Before his first game with the Golden League’s San Diego Surf Dawgs on Monday, Canseco called Major League Baseball “the mafia” for the way it has handled the game’s steroids scandal and suggested that the sport will discipline only certain players.

Guillen has first session

of sensitivity training

Chicago – Chicago White Sox manager Ozzie Guillen discovered Monday that sensitivity training gave him some insights on language and allowed him to do something he really enjoys – talk.

“I’m glad I did it. I’m glad it’s over with and a lot of people will be real excited to hear that Ozzie finally got punished and did what he was supposed to do,” Guillen said after a two-hour session with a certified counselor.

Guillen was fined and ordered by Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig to undergo sensitivity training last month after an obscenity-laden tirade against Chicago Sun-Times columnist Jay Mariotti in which he used a derogatory term that describes the writer’s sexual orientation.