A company that sells elk antler health supplements sued Major League Baseball in San Francisco federal court, saying MLB banned its supplements while profiting from relationships with its competitors.
Ex-pitcher Neiman Nix and his company, DNA Sports Performance Lab Inc., accused MLB Thursday of engaging in unfair competition by “intentionally harming the sales of DNA of nutritional supplements while benefiting from the sales of competing products by MLB’s sponsors and partners.”
DNA makes health supplements from substances “extracted from the shed tissue of elk antlers.” The supplement’s active ingredient is insulin-like growth factor (IGF-1), which the complaint says can be ...
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