New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez sues Major League Baseball and its players' union in an effort to overturn a season-long suspension imposed by an arbiter Saturday.
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A-Rod has morphed into a sick joke.
ReplyDeleteNever failed a drug test....nuff said.
ReplyDelete501-He tested positive in the 2003 Anonymous testing, and admitted to PED usage on prime time television.
ReplyDelete"Rodriguez's admission comes 48 hours after Sports Illustrated reported that Rodriguez was on a list of 104 players who tested positive for banned substances in 2003, the year when Major League Baseball conducted survey tests to see if mandatory, random drug-testing was needed in the sport."
A-Rod should get a lifetime suspension. He should shut his mouth and crawl under a rock. Loser.
ReplyDeleteReally!!! Who cares?
ReplyDelete809.... Ditto!
ReplyDeleteWaay to much drama for an athlete to create.It's just a sport for crying out loud.However,I have seen many fights break out over football games,especially when ones favorite team lost because of a questionable call.I've also seen vehicles with team logo's all over them smashed up,windows busted out and seat covers ripped up.A-Rod needs to just go away.
ReplyDeleteJust do away with MLB! Everyone is using now, and the game is horrible.
ReplyDeleteJoe, did you know A-Roid owns a slum complex in Prince George's? There was a Washington Post article on it a couple years back.
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