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So two of Lance Armstrong's ex-teammates have come out of cycling's closet to say they used EPO as part of their preparation going into the Tour de France in 1999.
Armstrong, predictably enough, denies there is a connection to him.
Not that the two ex-teammates said there was.
They said the opposite, in fact.
Yet Armstrong felt compelled to term the revelation a "hatchet job."
That is the old fighting spirit, tedious though it has become.
Armstrong has come to have a lot in common with Marion Jones, the erstwhile track and field darling.
Like the sprinter, Armstrong is at least guilty of not picking his associates wisely.
His guilt beyond that depends on who is interpreting the considerable body of circumstantial evidence in his midst.
Armstrong might have come across better if he had not been so contemptuous of the latest bombshell.
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