The real outrage here, as it was with A-Rod, is not who’s on the list but who’s doing the leaking, a story that for obvious reasons The New York Times will not be writing. You’ll remember that those tests results were supposed to be confidential — a perfectly reasonable expectation of any employee who submits to a drug test — yet now they’re trickling into public view, merely because somebody wants to remind you to care deeply about steroids in baseball again.