Differing Standards: A-Rod, Reasonable Doubt, and Public Opinion

Verducci Details A-Rod's Alleged Doping Cycle

Tom Verducci came out with an article today that offered more information on the "staggering array of drugs and supplements used literally morning, noon and night and through multiple delivery systems." Verducci also wrote about MLB's research of the HIPAA-ravishing fiasco:

Investigators also intend to follow (clinician Tony) Bosch's notes to see if they lead to corroborating evidence, such as receipts for plane trips and overnight packages, according to a source close to the investigation. The source said investigators also are tracking packages tied to Juan Nunez, a player confidante who formerly worked for agents Sam and Seth Levinson and who was a co-conspirator with Melky Cabrera of a web site scam staged after a failed drug test by Cabrera last year.

There's more about Melky's dispute with Biogenesis that seems to have led to the clinic's shutdown and records of Bosch's journal, which discuss methods of delivery and payment.

SBN's MLB Daily Dish has more.

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Argyle, however, is a distinct possibility, with plaid coming in a distant third.

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A writer's dream comes true and a world dies screaming!

Innocent Until Proven A-Rod: Baseball Fandom's Distinct Lack of Due Process

In the real world, people are innocent until they are proven guilty. In baseball, people are guilty right from the start, especially when steroids allegations are involved.

Alex Rodriguez is Receding Before Our Eyes

Whatever he did or didn't take, whatever lies he told, his light is slowly going out.

Update: A-Rod Denies It

A statement is forthcoming.

Alex Rodriguez and PEDs: It's Happening All Over Again

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