So I woke up Tuesday morning and I heard that Alex Rodriguez is going to face the New York Media. It was to be a show down for the ages. They ask all the questions that Peter Gammons forgot, and under there steely gaze A-Rod would wilt like he was batting in the 9th inning
ARod Cooperative In Interview With MLB Investigators
March 1, 2009 Leave a Comment
MLB investigators and Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez met Sunday to discuss the slugger’s admission to the use of steroids during the 2001-2003 time period while playing for the Texas Rangers. During the two hour session, Rodriguez was deemed to be very “cooperative” and helpful to representatives from the MLB’s Department of Investigations and Labor
5 NL East Players To Watch For 2009
February 18, 2009 7 Comments
It’s been a wild offseason for the National League East. The Mets welded their leaky bullpen by signing two closers. The Braves loaded up on starting pitching by grabbing 365 wins off the market and recently added a hall of famer. Florida locked up their franchise player, Hanley Ramirez, to a six-year contract. Even the
Baseball Needs A Hero
February 18, 2009 2 Comments
On Tuesday, as he sat facing the assembled members of the media, and in fact the whole baseball universe, Alex Rodriguez was clearly entrenched in that proverbial “no-win,” situation. While he was being more forthright than many of his fellow MLB players who had been “outed,” for steroid use, he had no intention of telling
Steroids In Baseball:The More Change, The More The Same
February 10, 2009 1 Comment
With the recent happenings in baseball in regards to steroids in the past few years it has come to everyone’s attention that steroids, or “roids” as they are often referred to, had become common place in baseball at some point a long time ago. Steroids are no longer the white elephant in the room that
Alex Rodriguez Took Steroids 5 Years Ago. Who Cares?
February 10, 2009 5 Comments
If you’re one of the millions who attended a Major League Baseball game last season, obviously you don’t. If you’re one of the millions who watched a Major League Baseball game on television last season, you don’t either. And if you’re one of the millions who still consider themselves a fan of Major League Baseball
Teams To No Longer Draft Boras Clients?
February 9, 2009 2 Comments
As Agent Scott Boras continues to develop his over bearing reputation with his players currently in the league, many are beginning to wonder if he is really painting the wrong image for his clients! In an article written by ESPN’s Peter Gammons, Gammons describes the Manny Ramirez standoff and the pressure that Manny’s agent Boras
Instant Replay Used On A-Rod Hit For First Time!
September 3, 2008 Leave a Comment
Mark September 3rd, 2008 down in the Major League history books as the night instant replay was baptized to the game of baseball. The ball in question was hit by no one other than Yankees 3rd baseman, Alex Rodriguez, in the ninth inning against the Rays. The Yankees were leading 6 to 3 in the top
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