Personally, I don't give a tinker's damn if "A-Rod" or any other baseball player juices until they drop. However, it seems unfair that guys like Rodriguez and Barry Bonds are allowed to surpass the old records of White guys like Babe Ruth who lived off of beer and hot dogs.

—Myles

‘I did take a banned substance,’ A-Rod admits

'I was young. I was stupid,' Yankee says of using drugs as Ranger in '01-'03

NEW YORK - Already the highest-paid player, Alex Rodriguez wanted to prove himself one of the greatest. Instead, he wound up atop another list: the highest-profile player to confess to cheating in baseball’s steroids era.

The All-Star third baseman, responding to a weekend Sports Illustrated report that he flunked a drug test, told ESPN on Monday he used banned substances while playing with the Texas Rangers from 2001-03 to justify his 10-year, $252 million contract.

“Back then it was a different culture,” Rodriguez said. “It was very loose. I was young. I was stupid. I was naive, and I wanted to prove to everyone that, you know, I was worth, you know — and being one of the greatest players of all time.”

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