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It's as if Yankees 3B Alex Rodriguez just cannot escape the phrase "performance enhancing drugs".  On Thursday, Rodriguez's cousin and longtime personal assistant Yuri Sucart was sentenced to 7 months in prison for his involvement in the Biogenesis scandal in which PED's were distributed to a number of professional baseball players...

After storming out of yesterday's arbitration hearing with Major League Baseball, Alex Rodriguez took to the New York City airwaves to speak out about Bud Selig and the way he's been treated by Major League Baseball. The result was highly entertaining.

A-Rod's side and MLB and the Yankees' side continue to swing back and forth in this never-ending saga.  A-Rod's lawyer, Joe Tacopina, appeared on the "Today" show and Matt Lauer told Tacopina that MLB had sent him a letter saying it was willing to waive the confidentiality clause in the Joint Drug Agreement and release information about A-Rod's alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs.

The New York Yankees' season has been filled with everything and anything on and off the field, so much so that the 1970's Bronx Zoo seems like not even a soap opera. The Boss vs. Billy with Reggie in-between and Thurman Munson and Jackson going at each other...

And again the baseball world was centered around Alex Rodriguez.  And again it was Yankees-Red Sox.  And again it was at Fenway Park.

It's no secret that Alex Rodriguez is not the most morally upstanding guy in baseball, but he has allegedly stooped to a new low, as he and his inner circle, now stand accused of leaking documents that linked Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun and Yankees catcher Francisco Cervelli to Biogenesis. In other words, Alex Rodriguez may have snitched on his own teammate to avoid a lifetime ban from

Former big leaguer and current ESPN Baseball Tonight analyst Doug Glanville recently joined Mike Lindsley on 104.5 The Team ESPN Radio.  The two discussed Alex Rodriguez, Biogenesis, if Glanville ever used steroids, the Yankees' playoff chances and if the Pirates are a World Series contender...

August 5, 2013 was a day when 12 players were suspended for PED use and their roles in Biogenesis by Major League Baseball and a 13th, Alex Rodriguez, was suspended for 211 games at first but we don't know the grand total until the appeals process takes place, which should end sometime over the coming Winter...

There are so many fantasy scenarios going on with the Yankees it isn't even funny.  It's turned into "Dreamland" in the Bronx.  They aren't just playing baseball, and bad baseball at that.  They are giving people around the game the idea that things are getting better or that a scenario is going to play out soon when it has no chance.   Here are some examples.

A-Rod has been suspended 211 games by Major League Baseball for, according to the official statement released, possessing testosterone and human-growth hormone over multiple years, for attempting to hide his violations and for "a course of conduct intended to obstruct and frustrate the Office of the Commissioner," announced Monday by MLB.

New York Yankees fans will be able to see Alex Rodriguez play for three days this season. After that, his newly imposed 211 game suspension will begin, at which point he will not be seen again until after the 2014 season.

Major League Baseball will reportedly suspend 12 players for 50 games each for violating the sport's performance-enhancing-drugs policy in connection to a Miami health clinic called Biogenesis. The biggest name in MLB's investigation, three-time MVP Alex Rodriguez, is the only player who plans to appeal his suspension, which is believed to be far larger than the 50 games given to the 12 players wh