Posted on 10/13/2017 7:11:42 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Alex Rodriguez isn’t done apologizing for his use of steroids during an impressive 23-year MLB career.
Jumping from the Fox Sports booth, where he works as a baseball analyst, to the stage for a one-on-one interview with Joe Buck, Rodriguez explained what was going through his mind when MLB suspended him for the 2013-14 season for his role in the Biogenesis scandal. Playing for the Yankees at the time under the most lucrative contract in baseball, Rodriguez was accused of receiving HGH from Anthony Bosch’s Biogenesis of America, the infamous anti-aging clinic in Florida.
“Yeah, I mean there’s so many frustrating things when you look back at that,” Rodriguez tells Buck in an excerpt from the show “Undeniable,” which will air Oct. 18.
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Jose Canseco seemed to me to be the start of it all. As an AL fan I saw him more than Bonds.
ARod was the Jonah of the team for years
Tony LaRussa gets an unfair pass. He’s a link between a lot of the steroid users that showed up in the early ‘90s.
‘Roids would have taken off in the ‘70s were it not for amphetamines, which the players preferred.
This butthead cheated.
Steroids. Lied repeatedly about it.
Took legal action to hide it. Finally admitted to it, twice.
And now this punk is elevated to tv annalist?
Nope. Sammy Sosa hit 609, not 545, MLB Home runs during his career.
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