[Daryn Kagan, Cnn Anchor:] Baseball fans know Andruw Jones as a Gold Glove-winning center fielder. Today, though, he starred on the witness stand. The Atlanta Braves outfielder testified in the federal racketeering trial involving an Atlanta strip club and allegations of gangsters, sex and payoffs. Our national correspondent Brian Cabell has been covering the case and he joins us with more Brian.
[Brian Cabell, Cnn Correspondent:] Daryn, what's sometimes forgotten here is that this is a federal racketeering trial involving such charges as extortion, money laundering, credit card fraud and payoffs to the mob. But, of course, it is the sex that is getting all the attention here. On Monday it was basketball player Patrick Ewing testifying about his experiences at the Gold Club. Today it was Andruw Jones, the Braves' center fielder. What he said was this, in 1996 or '97, he wasn't sure which, he went to the Gold Club. Eh was approached by the owner of the Gold Club, Steve Kaplan, who's on trial in this racketeering case, asked if he wanted to go to a party. He said yes, got in a limousine, went to a hotel, went upstairs. He saw two women having lesbian sex in one of the rooms. There were five or six other men there, he said. After a while it turned into oral sex involving the men and women and then after a while, after that there was sexual intercourse between the men and the women. He was asked was he participating in this intercourse? He said yes he was. He was on the stand for only about 15 minutes. He said he didn't pay anything there, he didn't tip. He didn't think he had to because he was frequently comped. Again, he is the second of the big name athletes to show up. Others are likely to follow in the weeks ahead. I'm Brian Cabell, CNN LIVE in Atlanta.
[Kagan:] All right, Brian, thank you very much.