Tuesday 06, Sep 2011
Rodriguez could face punishment
Baseball commissioner Bud Selig has issued a warning that baseball star, Alex Rodriguez, could face a suspension in the wake of his admission.
Selig said to USA Today, “It was against the law, so I would have to think about that,” Selig told the newspaper. “It’s very hard. I’ve got to think about all that kind of stuff.”
From Espnstar.com:
Steroids and human growth hormone officially were placed on baseball’s banned substance prior to the 2004 season so any attempt to penalise a player for an infraction beforehand would almost certainly be challenged by the players union.
“I would be surprised if there was an attempt to do it,” said Donald Fehr, the union’s executive director.
Rodriguez admitted his use of steroids in an interview with ESPN on Monday – two days after Sports Illustrated reported that Rodriguez tested positive for two anabolic steroids in 2003.
According to the report, Rodriguez’s name appeared on a list of 104 players who tested positive during a survey conducted by Major League Baseball in 2003.
Selig also said he is mulling reinstating Hank Aaron as baseball’s career home run leader.
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