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Alex Rodriguez is being cut out of an animated movie about the New York Yankees called “Henry & Me” because of his ties to steroids, even though the adjustment will cost the filmmakers a lot of time and money, the New York Post …
New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez is not going to go down without a fight. If that wasn’t obvious before this week, it should have become so when he hired one of New York’s top criminal defense lawyers to represent him. While the …
The New York tabloids and newspapers have done such a great job of vilifying New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez since his name became associated with Biogenesis that there is practically nothing left over for their rivals in Boston. A Boston …
New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez is reportedly pulling out all the stops to defend himself against the 211-game suspension he was given by Major League Baseball. According to the NY Post’s Page Six, A-Rod has hired top New York criminal …
Your browser does not support iframes. Alex Rodriguez is on the board. The New York Yankees third baseman was credited with his first home run of the season after pulling an inside pitch from Detroit Tigers ace Justin Verlander out to left at Yankee …
Alex Rodriguez consulted BALCO founder Victor Conte and secretively purchased legal products from the chemist last year, according to a report. The New York Daily News says Rodriguez, with the assistance of former NFL linebacker Bill Romanowski, …
Your browser does not support iframes. Here I was thinking that Alex Rodriguez was the most hated man in baseball and had no fans left. Guess I was wrong. Rodriguez returned to the Bronx on Friday for his first home game of the season. Though his …
Alex Rodriguez will likely be able to play out the remainder of the 2013 season with the New York Yankees while his 211-game suspension goes through a tedious appeal process. Knowing that he is 38 years old and is likely going to be suspended for a …
Major League Baseball acted outside the scope of its drug policy earlier this week by suspending Alex Rodriguez for 211 games. If A-Rod used performance-enhancing substances, it would be the first time he was found guilty of doing so since the league …
Johnny Damon believes the World Series he and his New York Yankees teammates won in 2009 would be tainted if Alex Rodriguez used steroids that year, as MLB suggests. Damon joined Jim Memolo and Todd Hollandsworth on “First Pitch” on MLB …
Your browser does not support iframes. New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez was hit by a pitch during a loss to the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday night, and the fans in attendance seized the moment. As expected, White Sox fans booed A-Rod …
Tony Bosch’s Biogenesis anti-aging clinic may have a horrendous reputation among Major League Baseball executives and fans, but it has some fantastic reviews online. A number of folks who claim to have gone to Bosch’s clinic for treatment …
Ozzie Guillen, being the sly jokester that he is, decided to connect the downfall of Alex Rodriguez back to Madonna. Here’s what he tweeted on Monday: its all madonnas fault. every athlete she has been with has gone bad. see canseco, rodman and …
Major League Baseball made an unprecedented move on Monday when it suspended New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez for 211 games because of his alleged involvement with Biogenesis. A-Rod has never failed a non-survey drug test, and the penalty for …
Major League Baseball suspended 13 players on Monday because of their connection to performance-enhancing drug use, and the names were highlighted by Alex Rodriguez and Nelson Cruz. As you might expect, the players who have chosen to play the game …
Major League Baseball acted outside the scope of the league’s drug policy when it suspended Alex Rodriguez 211 games. The league’s drug policy calls for a 50-game suspension for a first violation of the policy; 100-game suspension for the …
