Alex Rodriguez

On Deck: January 31st - Is A-Rod Done?

1.31.13 at 10:27pm by Kenny Ducey, Kris Venezia

Kenny Ducey and Kris Venezia say why Alex Rodriguez has not played his last game in pinstripes and update you on the latest acquisitions in New York and around the league.

Why Tuesday’s PED Report Means Absolutely Nothing

1.29.13 at 3:14pm by Kenny Ducey

A report Tuesday in the Miami New Times names Alex Rodriguez, Gio Gonzalez, Nelson Cruz, Bartolo Colon, and Melky Cabrera as steroid-users. For Cabrera, this isn’t really news. The other four, though, would be in hot water – if this was a very legitimate revelation. Rodriguez, who said he stopped ‘roiding years ago, could be exposed as a user more recently.

On Deck: December 3rd - Wright Back With Mets, A-Rod Ailing

12.3.12 at 3:55pm by Kenny Ducey, Kris Venezia

Kenny Ducey and Kris Venezia discuss David Wright's new deal with the Mets, Alex Rodriguez's crushing injury, and other big signings (including Mike Napoli) on the first day of the 2012 MLB Winter Meetings.

On Deck: September 4th - Yankees' Lead Shrinks, Mets Are Still The Mets, and NL Central Talk

9.4.12 at 9:18am by Kenny Ducey, Kris Venezia, Julian Atienza

Kenny and Kris debate whether the return of Alex Rodriguez can help the Yankees right the ship. The guys cover improved play from the team in Queens and breakdown the keys to the Chicago- Detroit race.

On Deck: August 9th - Limping Yankees, Jason Bay, and Mike Trout for MVP?

8.9.12 at 10:04am by Kenny Ducey, Kris Venezia

Kenny and Kris get in a heated debate over whether or not Mike Trout is your AL MVP, plus they take calls on the Yankees and their recent struggles. Coming off a tough win against Detroit, is there any confidence in New York going forward?

On Deck: Broken Hand Leaves Yankees Stunned at Third

7.27.12 at 10:54pm by Kris Venezia

Alex Rodriguez is expected to be out up to eight weeks after breaking his hand against the Seattle Mariners, and the Bronx Bombers may need a new third baseman.

Bald, Bold, and Confident

7.6.12 at 10:00am by Mack Rosenberg

The Childrens Alopecia Project, or CAP, was created in 2004 by Jeff Woytovich. His daughter Madison contracted the hair loss disease a year earlier while her mother was unbraiding her hair after a wedding.

Alopecia is an auto-immune disease that involves hair follicles being mistakenly attacked resulting in almost complete hair loss for most victims. The disease has affected approximately 4 million Americans.