Red Sox Had Meeting to Discuss Correct Way to Use PEDs?

Boston Dirt Dogs is reporting that former Red Sox Infielder Lou Merloni Says that the Sox brought in a doctor to speak to the players about the right way to use steroids. Keep in mind that this was before the new owners took over and before Theo Epstein was GM.

Sat. May 9, 2009, Lou Merloni, who did not specify the year the meeting with the doctor took place, on Comcast SportsNet's The Baseball Show: "I'm in spring training, and I got an 8:30-9:00 meeting in the morning. I walk into that office, and this happened while I was with the Boston Red Sox before this last regime, I'm sitting in the meeting. There's a doctor up there and he's talking about steroids, and everyone was like 'here we go, we're gonna sit here and get the whole thing -- they're bad for you.' No. He spins it and says 'you know what, if you take steroids and sit on the couch all winter long, you can actually get stronger than someone who works out clean, if you're going to take steroids, one cycle won't hurt you, abusing it will.' He sat there for one hour and told us how to properly use steroids while I'm with the Boston Red Sox, sitting there with the rest of the organization, and after this I said 'what the heck was that?' And everybody on the team was like 'what was that?' And the response we got was 'well, we know guys are taking it, so we want to make sure they're taking it the right way'... Where did that come from? That didn't come from the Players Association... well the organization put this meeting together is what I'm saying."

Merloni Didn't Mention the Year the Doc Addressed the Sox
But Things That Make You Go Hmmm... Dan Duquette's 2001 Boston Red Sox... featuring infielder Lou Merloni... and newly-signed superstar Manny Ramirez

This is very similar to a story from last February where John Rocker mentioned a similar meeting about proper steroid use that took place in spring training of 2002 while he was on the Texas Rangers.

I know Merloni said he believed the organization put the meeting together, but if similar meetings were going on in Texas and Boston, I have to believe that MLB itself was orchestrating these things, and if that was the case, shouldn't Bud Selig resign immediately?