Journal Gazette | 07/04/2004 | New York AG cut from trust-buster mold White House downplays Bush relationship with indicted head of Enron PINE PLAINS, N.Y. – Eliot Spitzer’s job for the Horace Mann School soccer team was basic: Take out the competition’s star player. “He was kind of our secret weapon,” said teammate Calvin McGee, now a police sergeant. “Very intense on the field – a tough guy to get around.” Twenty-five years later, No.?23 is New York’s attorney general. And some of Wall Street’s biggest stars have had even more trouble getting around him.