From the monthly archives:
Just a day after A-Rod admitted he is a liar AND a cheater, the spotlight shifts to Miguel Tejada. The Washington Post is reporting that Tejada is scheduled to appear before U.S. Disctrict Court in Washington tomorrow, charged with lying to congressional investigators. Any guesses on who gets named next?
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I think this clip explains everything you need to know.
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There are only two choices for A-Rod regarding how he handles the steroid news. He can admit it, apologize, and move on or he can deny the rumor and say he’s clean. Based on the outcome of other players who have been caught, the choice seems pretty obvious. Jason Giambi and Andy Pettitte are examples [...]
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Not that I condone breaking a moment of silence…but still kinda funny.
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Sports Illustrated is reporting what many of us in Red Sox Nation have suspected for quite a while: A-Rod tested positive for steroids. In 2003, when he won the American League home run title and the AL Most Valuable Player tested positive for two anabolic steroids, four sources have independently told Sports Illustrated. Rodriguez’s name [...]
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If you’ve been reading this blog for any stretch of time, you know the Truck Day drill. A joke about the song “Convoy.” A reference to the Sam Peckinpah flick of the same name (which co-stars, as the box proudly proclaims, Burt Young and Ernest Borgnine). But deep down inside, I know that Truck Day [...]
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I know this is quickly becoming old news but I figured if I post it here, I’m sure to get some laughs when I read the comments. We knew a few things about Roger Clemens before The Yankee Years came out. He was a great pitcher, he was a cheater, he screwed around on his [...]
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As if we needed any more reasons to love Jon Lester, the guy’s already made the scene in Fort Myers, more than a week before pitchers and catchers are required to show. “It’s kind of a routine now,” said Lester. “End of January comes, it’s time to start packing up and heading down. It’s something [...]
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It’s the shortest month of the year but it always seems like the longest. Even though we know baseball is just around the corner, a look out the window (yes, snowing here in Boston again) makes it feel very far away. And when the biggest news story is some clown ripping a sleeping woodchuck out [...]
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Why is this man smiling? For the same reason you are, sugar. Pitchers and catchers report in just ten days.
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