Torre Getting Under Yankees Skin

You know those ?Wanna get away?? Southwest Airlines commercials? Well, now would clearly be a good time for Alex Rodriguez to get away. Except he can?t, because he?s trying to sell his private (Enjoy the full A-Rod experience: Pop some pills on board.) According to the NEW YORK POST, ...

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...

By now, everyone has heard the news that New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez tested positive for anabolic steroids during the 2003 baseball season. At the time A-Rod was playing shortstop for the Texas Rangers. He was also the AL's home run champion and the AL MVP. According to four different sources, A-rod tested positive for two anabolic steroids. To be completely honest...

I'm still puzzled by the allegations A-Rod made about Selena Roberts in his interview yesterday. I don't really know who to believe and I kind of what to know the truth. Based on the number of stories being run in newspapers, and the number of posts/comments being made on blogs, I'd say a lot ...

As I mentioned in my last post, I sent an e-mail to a few people at the University of Miami to see if I could find anything out about the allegation that A-Rod made against Selena Roberts. For those that have been living under a rock since yesterday, A-Rod stated in his interview with Peter Gammons

Alex Rodriguez admitted using a "banned substance" from 2001 to 2003 while playing for the Texas Rangers. Just 48 hours after Sports Illustrated’s Selena Roberts and David Epstein reported that Rodriguez had tested positive for two anabolic steroids, testosterone and Primobolan, in 2003’s MLB “survey” testing, Rodriguez was interviewed by ESPN’s Peter Gammons...

OK boys and girls of all ages, it's time for a new game! Look at the stats and figure out when ARod 'roided and when he was clean. He said he was on the juice from 2001-2003--do you think he's... NY Sports Dog--a Place for Mets Fans

Somebody leaked a report over the weekend that Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids in 2003, the same year that he won the MVP with the Texas Rangers. A report citing unnamed sources featured a list of 104 players who tested positive for steroids in 2003. I would have said ...

Two years ago I predicted everything that we see today would come to pass. Here's the link. All that was left was to fill in the blank with the names of the guilty. Finally, one leaked out. We should not be surprised that the name is probably the most famous name on the positive test list: Alex Rodriguez.Imagine being a lawyer, or working in some support position for those...

I was woken up this morning by a phone call that went something like this:J: WFAN is reporting that in 2003 Alex Rodriguez failed a steroid test, and Alex is not denying this.I have not yet found anything to substantiate these claims, but if I do I shall edit this post accordingly.Check this SI ...

Alex Rodriguez has always been a polarizing New York sports figure. After today’s news about his alleged steroid use in 2003, he might become the story of the 2009 season. He also might have permanently destroyed the legacy that he has obsessed over since he stepped on a pro baseball diamond. Loyal readers of this site [...]

Alex Rodriguez admits to Peter Gammons on ESPN that he used steroids from 2001-2003.Having to stop due to the emotion, and voice cracking, Alex Rodriguez admitted on ESPN today of using steroids from 2001-2003 while with the Texas Rangers. "When I arrived in Texas in 2001, I felt an enormous amount of pressure, felt all the weight of the world on top of me to perform, and perform...

According to SI.com, citing independent sources, Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez reportedly tested positive for two types of anabolic steroids in 2003. Rodriguez, who hit .302 with 35 HR in 138 games last season, would not comment on the issue. Major League Baseball does not have a penalty in place for players who tested positive in 2003, the first year of testing.In 2003, Rodriguez...

With Barry Bonds out of the game, baseball badly needed someone to step up and be the face of performance enhancing drugs. Thanks to someone in the government who illegally leaked evidence obtained in the Balco investigation, the comically self-absorbed Alex Rodriguez has replaced Barry Bonds ...

Can we move on already? We know that (allegedly) Jason Giambi, Rafael Palmerio, Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire, Roger Clemens, Andy Pettite, John Rocker, and more used steroids in the late 1990-early 2000 period. Now we find out that Alex Rodriguez tested positive - back before there were any ...