The phrase ‘snitches get points’ has never been more applicable than today Alex Rodriguez after a revelation revealed that he snitched on other players with prohibited items when he was arrested. Those who remember Major League Baseball’s steroid era will remember that Alex Rodriguez was one of the many MLB stars found guilty of using performance-enhancing drugs. Among the most popular names are sluggers Sammy Sosa, Mark Magwire, Jose Canseco and Barry Bonds . But that was only the first group of players to be found guilty of this crime, the 2014 group consisted of Rodriguez, Manny Ramirez, Ryan Braun and other undisclosed names ESPN found through the DEA .documents but did not disclose them to the public.
Alex RodrÃguez criticizes his MLB colleagues at the DEA
According to ESPN, Alex RodrÃguez met with two assistant attorneys from the US Department of Justice. and seven DEA agents on January 29, 2014. In that meeting, he gave them the names of other MLB players who also used performance-enhancing drugs. The meeting came weeks after he was arrested for violating MLB’s banned substance policy and suspended for 211 games. Because of this, he was suspended for the entire 2014 season. But apparently RodrÃguez won’t win over other players who also consume banned substances. But that’s not all, RodrÃguez spilled the beans for a good cause.
According to the report, prosecutors gave the third baseman “Queen for a Day” status. Which means you can give them information without fear of being sued. In fact, he can be considered a rat. Because of this, Manny Ramez received a 50-game suspension for violating MLB’s PED policy during his time with the Dodgers in 2009.. Additionally, he received another 100 game suspension for infractions in 2011 during his time with the Tampa Bay Rays but never served the suspension as he decided to retire. Braun was also suspended for violations in 2013. To this day, Alex Rodriguez has refused to comment on the explosive ESPN story.
