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Tuesday, February 10, 2009

Tejada Charged With Lying About Steroids

One day after Alex Rodriguez admitted taking steroids, another prominent baseball player is charged with lying about steroids.

Monday, February 9, 2009

Video: A-Rod Talks About His Past

ESPN Video has just put up the whole video of Peter Gammons' interview with Alex Rodriguez about the news he tested positive in 2003. Check It Out Below.

Now that you've seen the interview, answer the poll question: Do you believe that A-Rod has been clean since 2003?

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Sunday, February 8, 2009

A-Rod Joke

On the latest news that A-Rod is a Roider:

"Of Course he's on steroids! What else would you expect from someone trying to keep up with Madonna?"

Saturday, February 7, 2009

Report: Alex Rodriguez Used Steroids In 2003

According to a report on SI.Com, Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids back in 2003.

2003 was Alex Rodriguez's last season with the Texas Rangers, a year before he was traded to the New York Yankees.

So, A-Rod, the supposed "Savior of Baseball", the guy who was supposed to be the guy to pass Barry Bonds and become the all time homerun King, and now it is revealed that he also used steroids.

A-Rod's legacy, just like Bonds and Clemens, is now forever tarnished.

SI Reporter Roberts Recaps A-Rod Timeline

Scott Boras and Michael Young talk about the positive test.

Fernando Montes, former Director of Conditioning for the Texas Rangers, comments on Alex Rodriguez.

ESPN's Buster Olney talks about A-Rod's Positive Steroid Test.

T.J Quinn Reports that A-Rod Was Aware Of the Positive Test.

Thursday, February 5, 2009

The Long Overdue Power Zone Superbowl Postgame

Super Bowl XLIII was an epic Super Bowl.

Back and fourth with lots of scoring from both teams.

Here's my long overdue analysis:
DEFENSIVE PLAY OF THE GAME: Without a doubt, the 100 yard interception return for a touchdown by James Harrison. Harrison showed why he was the NFL's defensive player of the year.
BIG BEN PLAYED MUCH BETTER HIS SECOND TIME AROUND
In Super Bowl XL, Big Ben was only playing not to lose. He played with poise and looked nearly flawless this second time around.
which leads me to...
SANTONIO HOLMES DESERVED HIS SUPER BOWL MVP AWARD
I have always felt that NFL Wide Recievers would be excellent tap dancers. After watching Santonio Holmes tap both feet down to haul in the game winning touchdown pass, I now believe that more than ever.

Back to the game, Holmes stepped up his game, and he had to. Particularly since Hines Ward was not 100 percent for this Super Bowl.

Two more points.
THE KURT WARNER FUMBLE SHOULD HAVE BEEN REVIEWED
Without a doubt, the Kurt Warner "fumble" should have been reviewed. Forget the fact that I think his arm was moving forward as he got hit, the fact is that the Cardinals deserved one last shot to try to end the misery of their organization and their fans.

THE 2008 STEELERS ARE ONE OF THE NFL'S ALL TIME GREATEST TEAMS
I say this for more reasons than this ballclub just won an NFL record Sixth Super Bowl, but beacuse this group had played the NFL's toughest schedule, and they are holding the Lombardi Trophy. They were top notch in Offense, Defense, and Special Teams, and that starts with the head coach, Mike Tomlin.Mike Tomlin knows his stuff, and he has the Lombardi Trophy to prove it. I think in the future, Ben Rothelisberger will be mentioned in the same sentence as Terry Bradshaw. Why Not? He's already halfway to where Bradshaw is in terms of Super Bowl wins.

This Steelers team can only add to their legacy, especially if they repeat as Champions next season.

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS: SUPER BOWL XLIII WORLD CHAMPIONS!

Tuesday, February 3, 2009

NBA highlights From February 2nd

Here Are Your NBA highlights From Last Night, February 2nd! Kobe Bryant has the most points ever scored in a game at Madison Square Garden! Click on the video below to find out more!