Jayson Stark On Alex Rodriguez
Jayson Stark’s take on the revelation that A-Rod tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs in 2003 pretty much echoes my feelings.
A sad day (and decade) for baseball.
A sad day (and decade) for baseball.
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I have never been anything close to an avid baseball fan, but it does seem like a sad decade. I hope that baseball, and professional sports as a whole, can manage to return to sincere sportsmanship and restore some of the dying idealism.
Alex,
Ya, I'm glad I don't have a kid who is a big baseball fan right now. It would be a hard time to try to explain what's so great about it…
This isn't A Rod related, but it's baseball related. . . Did you hear we're probably getting Griffey?
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/news?slug=txgriffeybraves&prov=st&type=lgns
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