Suspended New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez is fed up with the way Major League Baseball has targeted him in the biogenesis scandal and is prepared to tell his side of the story
Alex Rodriguez was understandably furious after realizing that Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig would not be testifiying at his hearing, but not many people expected what happened next
Alex Rodriguez’s legal team has come forward, admitting that the athlete paid $305,000 for evidence, after denying that he had. However, spokesmen for Rodriguez maintain that the purchase was made three weeks ago, and didn’t interfere with the Major League Baseball’s Biogenesis investigations.
Yankee's great Lou Gehrig, Iron Horse, held the title as the leader in grand slams in Major League Baseball for 75 years. On Friday night, Alex Rodriguez replaced him; A-Rod hit a much-needed grand slam.
