The Moment That Changed it All
Five years ago today was the game that changed everything in the 2004 championship season.
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Five years ago today was the game that changed everything in the 2004 championship season.

Alex Rodriguez* is now profiled in Dickipedia. The best part of the entry is quoted below:
Read more...Accomplishments*
As a short stop, he set single season records for most runs in a season*, most extra base hits*, most total bases*, and most home runs*. He went on to hit the most home runs by a third basemen in a season* and to become the youngest player to hit 500 home runs*. He is in the top 15 home run hitters of all time*.
He is a 3-time MVP* and a 10-time Silver Slugger*. He is also considered one of the great players of all time* and a shoe-in for the hall of fame*. He is also a good father*, role-model*, and Scores customer.
10. "Hey, it's Mark McGwire. Want to get together this week and not talk about the past?" |
9. "Joe Torre here -- thanks for helping book sales" |
8. "Could you find a steroid that keeps you from choking in the playoffs?" |
7. "Are you worried this will taint all the championships you didn't win?" |
6. "It's Bernie Madoff. Nice try but I'm still the most hated man in |
5. "Michael Phelps here. Got any snacks?" |
4. "This is Sammy Sosa. Just pretend you don't speak English" |
3. "Michael Phelps again. Did I call you or did you call me?" |
2. "Hey, it's Rod Blagojevich -- I'll say you're innocent, if you say I am" |
1. "It's Madonna. You got a phone number for Jeter?" |
(Dave's dreaming again dep't.)
A-Rod* comes to bat.
Announcer: "Playing 3rd base and batting 4th for the Yankees, Asterisk Rodriguez."
Alex Rodriguez* tested positive for steroids in 2003 according to four sources for Sports Illustrated. NO! How could it be??? I am totally shocked!!! Another player doing roids...and A-Rod* of all people. If you did not think A-rod* was an A-hole before this than you have been hiding under a rock but this just hurts the game even more as records become more and more useless from this generation. From SI.com:
When approached by an SI reporter on Thursday at a gym in Miami, Rodriguez declined to discuss his 2003 test results. "You'll have to talk to the union," said Rodriguez, the Yankees' third baseman since his trade to New York in February 2004. When asked if there was an explanation for his positive test, he said, "I'm not saying anything."
The New York Yankees paid Alex Rodriguez $192,109 to strike out 4 times against Kansas City pitching today.
Jose Canseco has called the Mitchell Report "laughable" because Alex Rodriguez was not mentioned in it. So far Canseco seems like the only honest person in the game. His book Juiced is a lot more accurate than people gave him credit for. (Dan Duquette and Jose Canseco credible...who would have thought?) A-Rod will appear on 60 Minutes in an interview with Katie Couric where he says he is clean and the reason he is not in the Mitchell Report is because he has never used steroids. The 60 Minutes interview airs this Saturday and you can view a preview here. Before you take A-Rod's word remember he cheated on his wife with a stripper, he tried to slap the ball out of Bronson's hand during the ALCS and he yelled "mine" to interfere with a play in Toronto. I never thought I would say this but I am going to believe Canseco.
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