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One of the biggest fears for some during the Alex Rodriguez performance enhancing drug scandal is what kind of example it set for high school athletes. The Florida High School Athletic Association moved Tuesday to look at additional measures to prevent PEDs from being used in Florida athletics.
Welker revived his career in New England with future Hall of Fame quarterback Tom Brady and legendary coach Bill Belichick. Becoming one of the most dangerous men on the field, he departed from New England in search of a Super Bowl ring, which Denver is gunning for.
The Miami Heat have been making moves getting the team's roster ready for the run for a three-peat this year, but one Heat player you probably won't see on the court this year is rookie James Ennis.
Miami Marlins starting pitcher Jose Fernandez continues to make a strong push for National League Rookie of the Year honors by being named the NL Rookie of the Month for July.
Miami Dolphins management promised safety Reshad Jones he would eventually get a big-time contract from the team. Monday eventually became a reality for the safety out of Georgia.
The Miami Hurricanes struck gold a few years ago when they landed the number one overall recruit in the country in the massive 6'8", 350 pound offensive tackle Seantrel Henderson out of Minnesota.
With Hall of Fame Weekend having enshrined the game's former greats, and the very first preseason game of the year completed, here is the latest news from around the AFC
Alex Rodriguez entered baseball in July 1994 and was immediately pegged as a future Hall of Famer and one of the greatest to ever play. Instead, the player who was considered a shoo-in for Cooperstown will be suspended through the rest of the 2013 season and all of the 2014 season for his role in the Biogenesis scandal, according to CBSNews.com.
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez was hit with a 214 game suspension Monday afternoon, but it's his pocketbook that may take the biggest hit.
As the baseball awaits word on the exact length of the suspension coming to Alex Rodriguez, a total of 13 other players have accepted their punishments without appeal for taking performance enhancing drugs supplied by the Coral Gables-based Biogenesis clinic.
They've combined to hit more than 1,109 home runs and drive in more than 3,357 runs, both at one time were South Florida legends, and both will likely never see the inside of the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame except on a tour thanks to performance-enhancing drugs.
Lost in the story about the looming suspensions of Alex Rodriguez for his use of performance enhancing drugs allegedly acquired from the Coral Gables-based Biogenesis clinic is A-Rod's local legacy in South Florida.
Major League Baseball dropped the hammer on Alex Rodriguez and 12 other players for their use of performance-enhancing drugs Monday by handing out lengthy suspensions. But long suspensions are nothing new in baseball where everything from a few games to a lifetime suspension have been handed down at one point.
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez faces either a lifetime ban or a lengthy suspension from Major League Baseball for his role in the Biogenesis scandal. But, either penalty may spell the end of A-Rod's career in Major League Baseball.
College football season hasn't even started, but a national championship contender may be about to lose its most crucial member.
