HOUSTON - An arrest warrant has been issued for former Houston Astros infielder Ken Caminiti in a drug case. <br>
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The former National League MVP allegedly flunked terms of his probation for a cocaine possession conviction. <br>
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The warrant says Caminiti violated terms of his three-year community supervision agreement when a urine sample he gave Monday indicated cocaine use. <br>
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He pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine last March. <br>
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Caminiti was a longtime member of the Houston Astros and was the National League MVP in 1996 with the San Diego Padres, hitting 40 homers and driving in 130 runs. <br>
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He returned to the Astros in 1999, before winding up his major league career with the Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves in 2001.
