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• A-Rod isn't worthy of Hall, Phillies' Moyer says

  Tue Feb 17, 2009
  • Shut up Jamie Moyer. Most of A Rod's hits and homeruns were done against pitchers who were also using. Hundreds of players, if not thousands were using some sort of performance enhancer.

• Ortiz wants season-long ban for steroid users

  Mon Feb 16, 2009
  • DV,

• Memo to A-Rod: Just tell the truth

  Mon Feb 9, 2009
  • People, and especially the media, act as if they are A Rod's father and 'demand' an apology. A Rod doesn't have to apologize to you. He works for a company called MLB, inc and he only has to answer to them (just like you have to answer to your employer mcdonalds or starbucks)

• The Real Heroes of the Super Bowl? The Refs Who Gave the Steelers Many Gifts

  Tue Feb 3, 2009
  • The biggest play in the game was Harrison's 100 yard return. On that play, Kurt Warner was held. He was inches away from Harrison during the runback and another player grabbed his jersey, its as clear as day on any video angle you see. No call. Also, no call on the 'clip' of Tim Hightower.

• Should Alex Rodriguez forfeit his 2003 MVP award?

  Mon Feb 9, 2009
  • MLB, inc is Alex's employer. Whatever punishment that MLB comes up with is fine by me and its fine by you too. We are not a vigilante society, we are not the deciders of what punishment Alex needs to have for 2003. MLB will decide how Alex is to be punished, not you and not me.

• Yankees Need To Begin Thinking About Derek Jeter's Expiring Contract

  Sat Feb 7, 2009
  • I was telling people the Yanks should get rid of Jeter YEARS ago. Buy low, sell high. Do you know how much they could have gotten for him a few years ago?

• Would you like to see Shaq back with Lakers?

  Fri Feb 6, 2009
  • Forget Shaq, he's finished as a player. He's no good anymore, he would just weigh the Lakers down. Why would the Lakers want a 'has been' on their team?

• Will Alex Rodriguez's apology for using a banned substance lessen any media or public backlash?

  Mon Feb 9, 2009
  • It won't lessen the public's backlash. Anyone who is not a Yankee fan is going to backlash against Alex. There are a lot of people jealous of the Yankees and their fans, so i say no, there will be no forgiving Alex. Now, if a Boston player did it than yes, everything would be forgiven.

• Should Alex Rodriguez forfeit his 2003 MVP award?

  Mon Feb 9, 2009
  • I see 91 voters said YES he should forefit the award. Forefit the award to who? The guy who finished 2nd? How do we know that HE didnt do steroids also?