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You are here: Home / Former Rangers News / A-Roid

A-Roid

Posted by Joe Siegler on February 7, 2009 at 9:35 pm

There’s been so much written in so many places today about this. Not to mention the coverage on MLB Network (Hi Jamey!) and ESPN… There’s just so much to digest, I’m only saying this.
The name A-Fraud in the Torre book is getting all the attention at the moment. Perhaps a better nickname for him now might be A-ROID!.
Yeah, OK – everything I’m seeing says he tested positive just once, and there’s nothing to say he has since this happened (which is now 6 years ago). However, there was a remark I saw where Gene Orza apparently tipped off Arod in 2004 to a screening. If that’s true, then there’s a gigantic problem in the Union (shocker, I know). But still.
Arod’s a user. Bummer. Perhaps he was using something else when he dumped Cynthia for Madonna. Makes this pocket schedule seem kind of prophetic. 2003. Arod. Fuzzy background. ;)

On Saturday night, Kevin Sherrington of the DMN had an article about the “All Juiced Team”, saying Arod here completes it. Check this out. Shows the position and how they became linked to steroids:
CF – Gary Matthews Jr. – Mitchell Report
C – Pudge Rodriguez – Teammate allegation
SS – Alex Rodriguez – Media report
RF – Juan Gonzalez – Teammate allegation
1B – Rafael Palmeiro – Tested positive
3B – Ken Caminiti – Acknowledged
DH – David Segui – Acknowledged
2B – Randy Velarde – Mitchell Report
LF – Chad Allen – Mitchell Report
The amusing thing about this is the first comment left by someone on the DMN site about this. They said “Crazy line up there…..but once again NO pitching!”.
That remark made me laugh.

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Comments

  1. Kurt says

    February 7, 2009 at 11:00 pm

    GMJ’s breakout year left me with suspicion. I mean, every player is capable of a breakout year but GMJ just seemed like the epitome of a mediocre player until breaking out in 06.
    This is the start of something HUGE. Maybe not necessarily perjury, but rather a swear of confidentiality of a failed test being broken. I find it hard to believe that now that A-Rod’s name has come out, that more names won’t come out eventually. Unfortunately court order is keeping that list completely sealed off so if anybody remotely connected to the union comes out with anymore names, they leave themselves open to lawsuit.

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