Alex Rodriguez
With the New York Yankees being short one Alex Rodriguez for the 2013 season, Yankees GM Brian Cashman set the rumor mill churning and whirring Monday when he threw retired Atlanta Braves legend Chipper Jones' name out as a possible option to plug the hole at third base for the Yankees this season.
Bud Selig is ready to tighten the screws even more.
As it turns out, even though Kobe and Vanessa Bryant have decided to cancel their divorce proceedings and continue on with their married life, the proceedings ended up hitting Kobe's pocket hard, after all.
Lance Armstrong and Manti Te'o are the most least-liked athletes in America according to a recent Forbes story. The former cyclist and soon-to-be pro linebacker each have 15 percent appeal among survey participants. We're conducting a survey of our own, so let us know who you dislike the most.
The PED scandal is growing with each week, and now, more prominent baseball names have been linked to using performance enhancing drugs.
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez will do his hip rehabilitation in an undisclosed location, the Yankees said late on Monday. The team does not want the media to interfere with his recovery. Fellow pinstriper Mark Teixeira spoke to the media about his own performance and made a surprising comment about himself and other high-profile players. We have more after the jump.
Alex Rodriguez may have denied using steroids administered by nutrisionist Anothny Bosch but questions about their relationship continue to linger as ESPN reported today that the Yankee slugger had Bosch personally inject him with performance-enhancing drugs.
Both Ray Lewis and Alex Rodriguez have reportedly used performance-enhancing drugs in their respective 2012 seasons. Ray Lewis used deer antler spray and pills as part of his rehabilitation. Did A-Rod use deer antler spray as well?
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez used human growth hormone as recently as 2012, according to a report in the Miami New Times. Rodriguez and many other professional baseball players have been linked in a Biogenesis customer spreadsheet. Biogenesis has since shut its doors, with its owner now MIA.
An unnamed employee who worked at Biogenesis gave the Times access to the spreadsheet, documenting whom the company sold HGH, anabolic steroids or testosterone to, all of which are banned substances in Major League Baseball.
Ndamukong Suh is known as one of the dirtiest players on a football field, but his recent actions in a pool couldn't be any more different. Suh saved comedian Louie Anderson from drowning as Anderson was practicing dives for the upcoming reality show, Celebrity Diving. We delve into more information on Suh and two other athletes who have saved people's lives in one way or another.
The New York Yankees' goal of reaching the World Series this season could be jeopardized with the news that superstar third baseman Alex Rodriguez could likely miss the entire season due to hip surgery.
New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez went under a successful surgery on his left hip Wednesday, the team reports. Between the clean procedure and a special pre-surgery physical therapy regimen designed to reduce inflammation and recovery time, Rodriguez has kept himself on track for a six-month recovery.
