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A-Rod Sues MLB

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The New York Times reports that Alex Rodriguez sued Major League Baseball Thursday, accusing it of buying the cooperation of Biogenesis founder Anthony Bosch.

 

It was Bosch's cooperation, of course, that helped result in A-Rod's 211-game suspension for his connection with the infamous clinic. The third baseman began the appeal of that suspension on Monday at MLB headquarters in New York. It's not clear at this point how long it might take before a decision is rendered.

 

 

 

 

---RotoWorld.com

I read that he's alsoaccusing MLB and the Yankees of trying to ruin his reputation.

 

YOU RUINED YOUR OWN REPUTATION, YOU IDIOT!

 

And if any team signs him, they're idiots.

You think anyone would want that albatross of a player and contract?

 

That's kinda my point. He's a drama king, no one needs him and if any team signs him they're freaking idiots.

Who the fuck is going to sign him? He's got years left on his Yankee deal and they CANNOT void it.

 

How do you not know that?

It's ok. An umpire just passed away but arod is worried about even making more money. You're a great role model arod. Yay for more money. Douche.

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