A-Rod's Lawsuit Expanding
Alex Rodriguez expanded his lawsuit and now accuses the Yankees team physician and a New York City hospital of mishandling his medical care in 2012.
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Alex Rodriguez expanded his lawsuit and now accuses the Yankees team physician and a New York City hospital of mishandling his medical care in 2012.
New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez said he wasn't going to go down without a fight and late Thursday, he threw down another gauntlet with Major League Baseball by filling a lawsuit claiming MLB is part of a "witch hunt" to force him out of the game, according to the New York Times.
State authorities said they have launched a criminal investigation into the now-closed Biogenesis clinic at the center of Major League Baseball's latest performance-enhancing drug scandal.
Witness depositions in Major League Baseball's lawsuit against a now-closed Coral Gables clinic accused of providing banned substances to players have been put on a temporary hold.
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez's new attorney stumbled his way through an interview with no answer about the specific charges against his client.
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Thursday morning, there was an emergency hearing requesting Porter Fischer appear in court in the case against Alex Rodriguez and other Major League Baseball players.
As Major League Baseball doles out penalties to Alex Rodriguez and a dozen other baseball players who were clients of Tony Bosch and his steroid peddling clinic Biogenesis, the question arises: Why hasn't law enforcement been more involved?
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.
The scandal that could cost Alex Rodriguez and a dozen other Major League Baseball players millions of dollars only came to light because of a South Florida business dispute over a $4,000 investment.
In South Florida, baseball fans did not seem surprised to hear Alex Rodriguez is out through the end of the 2014 season.
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.
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.
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.
High noon on Monday will likely be when baseball history is once again changed when the league hands down multiple suspensions of players for using performance-enhancing drugs including New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez.
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