The Steroid Era: The Names We Truly Seek

Earlier today, Alex Rodriguez sat down for an interview with Peter Gammons on ESPN to admit that he used performance-enhancing drugs. Upon closer analysis of the interview transcript, ARod made too many excuses and had too many inconsistencies in his explanations to truly save face. Additionally, he came forward with some pretty salacious accusations against Selena Roberts, including...

Yesterday afternoon, in an interview with ESPN's Peter Gammons, 3-time MVP Alex Rodriguez apologized to his wife on the national stage for his marital indiscretions with music legend Madonna. Here are some excerpts from this now famous interview: "Back then, it was a different culture. ...

Before we get into it, here’s my Arod When the Yankees traded for Alex Rodriguez, I was excited. Actually, excited is a bit of an understatement. A woman I worked with described it as “a constant creepy grin that I wish you would cut out.”  I also went out and immediately brought an A-Rod ...

Chimpanzee Rage from the great Deuce of Davenport with today's priceless moment from the police blotter. Playing special teams for the Colts, surprisingly, will not keep you out of jail...Also from the Chimp, do not miss this latest reality television show, also known as the life of 95% of ...

We've spent more than a few of our typed words in this space ripping on Alex Rodriguez. It doesn't do any good to kick sand in his face right now. He's already buried.No matter his missteps, Rodriguez is one of the most gifted baseball players we've ever had the opportunity to watch. As a person and a player, however, he's given critics more than a few opportunities...

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I personally thought Peter Gammons did a great job in his interview with Alex Rodriguez, but some people are not agreeing today, namely Sports Illustrated. SI writer Jeff Pearlman has criticized the ESPNer for not sticking up for Pearlman's co-worker, Serena Roberts, and Gammons is now apologizing for not doing so. Via an email to Deadspin....I think in retrospect, I should...

We understand that the recent news of Alex Rodriguez admitting to using illegal substances in 2003 is fresh on everyone’s minds, but it’s still early enough to continue making fun of Michael Phelps. And what better way to do that than to do it with cartoons who rap?

Alex Rodriguez addressed the report that he failed a drug test in 2003 for the first time and boy did he draw some sympathy. First, he was apologetic and was as contrite as one can be when reading an attorney generated speech:“And I did take a banned substance and, you know, for that I’m very sorry and deeply regretful. And although it was the culture back then and...

Is Alex Rodriguez about to join some other familiar names in the collector's black hole?

(Usually) Everyday I'll throw out a photo, you provide the caption, and then hilarity ensues. I'm also adding a handful of links at the bottom of the page that you should check out each day.Last Friday's Winners...."So then the guy stands up, and starts laughin' and going like this... and then the feed cuts back to the Super Bowl!"- Birdman"First Kobe...

From Mark Hale: "You have to give him the benefit of the doubt," Jeter told reporters today at the Yankees' training complex. "My initial reaction is, let him respond," Jeter said. "Give him the respect to respond to it before you pass judgment.""Yeah, of course, everybody was shocked by it," ...

From Mark Feinsand:"We're all very supportive of all our teammates," Bruney said. "Alex has no reason to do anything like that. I've seen firsthand - as I'm sure everyone has - how hard Alex works. I don't believe it. That's where I stand. I honestly don't believe it." Bruney said the SI ...