Read More...Major League Baseball has taken an unprecedented step in the Biogenesis of America investigation, paying a former employee of the South Florida anti-aging clinic linked to performance-enhancing drugs for documents on athletes named in the case, the New York Times reported Thursday night.
The move, according to the newspaper, came after at least one player linked to the clinic bought documents from a former employee there in order to destroy them. The Times, citing two unidentified people ...
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1. Don Geovany Soto (chris h.) posted on January 03, 2012 at 11:11 AM # hit 0 | hit 0Is it me, or is this an attempt to create a story where none exists? Why should he necessarily have heard from Ramirez?
I'd pay to see that; especial amounts of fun would be had seeing him charge slow rollers.
What makes you think he'd actually move on a slow roller?
It certainly would be entertaining.
Same here.
Let's be fair. When he was on second base and someone hit a double, he made every effort to move to third base.
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