My Thoughts on... A-Fraud

First of all, I’m going to start by saying that I don’t know everything there is to know about baseball. I don’t know all there is to know about all there is to know, but I will say this: Alex Rodriguez isn’t and didn’t fool anybody with his statement about past banned substance use earlier today.

When he sat down to read his prepared statement in Florida today, I was in the middle of a fantasy baseball draft, and he wasn’t drafted by anybody. It isn’t a surprise why. He’s lost all of our trust as a person and as a major league baseball player. The fact that he dodged the question by lying when he was interviewed by Katie Couric is a testament to the true character of Alexander Emmanuel Rodriguez. It is a wonder why people still trusted this person after the interview, even though it was in the peak of MLB steroid use, and we all know he lied. I can’t believe he tried to pull that over heads.

I never liked the Yankees, and I never will, but I hope they do something about this. Let’s just put it this way: if some run of the mill player was tested positive for steroids during their career, they would of been fired. Just Alex Rodriguez is Alex Rodriguez doesn’t mean anything. He should be fired off the Yankees and given the justice any other player would of been given.

I can’t stand these MLB players lying like this anymore, they’re sounding just like politicians.

Joshua Clark
http://www.thejoshuareport.com/