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A-Rod suspended for 162 games

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A witch hunt implies there is no truth to allegations and/or charges. Do you think there is no truth that A-Rod used PED's supplied by Bosch?

 

Without a doubt he supplied him. The "witch hunt" comes from baseball trying to brand ARod as the Godfather of the steroid era and exhausting all efforts to do so. They attempted it with Bonds but to no avail, sort of. He continued to hit HRs right back in to Selig's face. They (players) all know it is a hypocritical mess.

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Right. So how can he be trusted? In a court of law a prosecuting attorney would never put someone with such a questionable reputation on the stand. Too easy to show the jury what he really is.

 

It's a witch hunt...

So prosecutors only use choir boys for witnesses?

A witch hunt implies there is no truth to allegations and/or charges. Do you think there is no truth that A-Rod used PED's supplied by Bosch?

 

1 - There's no doubt he used them supplied by Bosch.

 

2 - There's no doubt he wasn't the only MLB player who used them supplied by Bosch.

 

He's being targeted...witch hunt.

So prosecutors only use choir boys for witnesses?

 

Never said that. But it doesn't always go well when a guy who willingly broke the law for many, many years is your best witness. And to clarify, I'm only talking about the PED allegations. Not the threats and such.

The most damaging evidence I saw was the text back and forth...pretty clear at least to me what they were discussing.

 

Wasn't there also a bank statement from Bosch that showed an initial deposit from ARodCorp (or something like that) for $49,000 paid to Bosch during the time he alleges Alex was trying to keep him from cooperating with MLB? I think the 60-Minutes piece said his lawyer returned the check, though. Again, it'd be interesting to see what ARod would claim that check to be for.

I wonder if the pressure of that Texas contract drove him to start using PEDs. 10 years at $25,200,000 per put a lot of pressure on him to perform. He was on the path to HoF after Seattle years if he maintained what he was doing and incrementally increased as all players seem to in the middle of their career.

 

I've said it before and I'll say it again...If I'm A-Rod, I admit that I'm never going to win in the court of public opinion and never going into the HoF. I'd take my money, but an island somewhere and you'd never see my butt again. If TMZ wanted to know which Super Model was hanging at my place, they could rent a plane and fly over and get a shot of us at the pool.

Never said that. But it doesn't always go well when a guy who willingly broke the law for many, many years is your best witness. And to clarify, I'm only talking about the PED allegations. Not the threats and such.

If you didn't say that then I'm not sure how to take your comment that no prosecutor would use Bosch as a witness. I would guess Bosch is a typical witness in a case like this.

If you didn't say that then I'm not sure how to take your comment that no prosecutor would use Bosch as a witness. I would guess Bosch is a typical witness in a case like this.

 

It's not just the questionable reputation but why they have it. You sold illegal drugs to someone and now are testifying against them? How many times does that actually work.

 

I get your point, "never" clearly isn't the right word.

It's not just the questionable reputation but why they have it. You sold illegal drugs to someone and now are testifying against them? How many times does that actually work.

 

I get your point, "never" clearly isn't the right word.

I get what you are saying however think about the types of witnesses they would have in cases against mob bosses. I would definitely say Bosch would make a much better witness if he testified from behind a curtain. Just looking at him makes me feel like I need a shower.
I get what you are saying however think about the types of witnesses they would have in cases against mob bosses. I would definitely say Bosch would make a much better witness if he testified from behind a curtain. Just looking at him makes me feel like I need a shower.

 

In those cases those guys have been caught and are saving their butts. Is that the case for Bosch?

 

I'm with ya. Slime ball.

Now that ARod is suing MLB and the Player's Union I'm thinking he'll never play an inning of MLB again. He's going to be Jose Cansecoed.

 

ESPN - Alex Rodriguez files lawsuit against MLB and players' union, seeks to overturn season-long suspension

It's not just the questionable reputation but why they have it. You sold illegal drugs to someone and now are testifying against them? How many times does that actually work.

 

I get your point, "never" clearly isn't the right word.

 

Just think of the slime who testified against Pete Rose.

I'll say it again, I think this whole case is about one thing and one thing only-- the New York Yankees know they made a bad deal with the contract they signed A-Rod to and will do anything to get out of it.

1 - There's no doubt he used them supplied by Bosch.

 

2 - There's no doubt he wasn't the only MLB player who used them supplied by Bosch.

 

He's being targeted...witch hunt.

 

Didn't they suspend a whole bunch of players in this Bosch thing. I thought ARod was the only one to fight it.

I'll say it again, I think this whole case is about one thing and one thing only-- the New York Yankees know they made a bad deal with the contract they signed A-Rod to and will do anything to get out of it.

 

It will be interesting to see if they get out of it. They still owe him $61 million after the suspension

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