A-Rod to Unravel Stories of Steroid Use

A-Rod to Unravel Stories of Steroid Use

A-Rod to Unravel Stories of Steroid Use

The Nation‘s Dave Zirin points out that when it comes to Major League Baseball and steroid use players are not the only ones who are wrong.

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The revelation that Alex Rodriguez used steroids in 2003 has marred his record and placed a cloud of doubt over the state of Major League Baseball. The Nation‘s Dave Zirin argues that players should be judged by their eras and that in the high-stakes world of professional baseball everyone has some responsibility for the use of performance-enhancing drugs.

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