compare with A. ROD Braun is just like a tap on the hand... and appeal to the most powerful MLB commission chances are almost ZERO ... NADA...
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07-30-13 11:44 AM #1
Ban for life.... Kidding me...
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08-01-13 07:32 AM #2
Bud Selig is a piece of trash, he thinks he is a damn czar of baseball. I'm no A-Rod fan to say the least but still, fine him heavily and suspend him but stop this bullshitt about ban for life. Lets talk about Bud Selig's interest free loans from the Minnesota twins owner who happens to be in the banking business. Oh! Thats ok, do as I say not as I do. Sellig is a hypocritical piece of shitt.
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08-01-13 07:35 AM #3
1995 loan to Selig's Brewers is under scrutiny
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Posted: January 09, 2002
Bud Selig and a company controlled by Minnesota Twins owner Carl Pohlad arranged for a $3 million loan to the Milwaukee Brewers in 1995, a deal being called a possible violation of baseball rules.
Former commissioners Bowie Kuhn, Peter Ueberroth and Fay Vincent said yesterday that the loan was unprecedented and might have broken the rules. Former players' association head Marvin Miller said it was a clear violation, although Selig's lawyer said there was nothing improper about the loan.
Selig was president and chief executive officer of the Brewers at the time, as well as baseball's acting commissioner.
Selig, elected commissioner in July 1998, is behind the plan to eliminate two teams before next season, most likely the Twins and Montreal Expos. Pohlad could receive more in a contraction buyout than he would if he sold the franchise.
The loan was made by Tempus Investment Corp., one of Pohlad's companies.
Selig personally put up a minimum of $795,000 of money-market funds as collateral.
The contraction plan has been stalled by an injunction issued by a Minnesota judge, an order Selig and the Twins have asked the Minnesota Court of Appeals to overturn.
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08-01-13 07:36 AM #4
Hey Selig STFU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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08-01-13 11:09 AM #5
did they really ban him for life?
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08-01-13 11:24 AM #6
braun and arod are two completely different scenarios
Originally Posted by importmoon
compare with A. ROD Braun is just like a tap on the hand... and appeal to the most powerful MLB commission chances are almost ZERO ... NADA...
"It is believed by baseball, at least, that (A-Rod) actively obstructed this investigation," said ESPN investigative reporter T.J. Quinn, who first reported the story in February. "They have looked into charges that he tampered with witnesses, that he tried to get documents, possibly have them destroyed. If they've got the evidence to back that up, that adds a whole other element to this case."
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08-01-13 11:25 AM #7
If they did they got tons of goods on him
Arod is the real trash here
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08-01-13 11:32 AM #8
jj gold shut the fukk up Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-01-13 11:35 AM #9
Braun makes arod real likeable
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08-01-13 11:45 AM #10
Anyone that supports ARod has brain damage
Most of playees on league praying he never collects another dime
He robbed owners
Lying
Cheat
Scum
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08-01-13 12:14 PM #11
Arod cheated like the rest of MLB. Only way I see worse than Braun is if he tampered with evidence. Alex never tested positive.
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08-01-13 12:18 PM #12
Deuce he got caught numerous times
Tries bribing people also
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08-01-13 12:22 PM #13
He was never suspended but allegedly tested positive I guess in 03. You have to look at it the legal way. Time will tell. They won't release evidence much like Braun case I suppose. Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-01-13 01:11 PM #14
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08-01-13 01:23 PM #15
right...so is o.j. Originally Posted by Luckycharms2012
AROD is innocent.
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08-01-13 01:34 PM #16
A-Rods only support is mainly poor Latin people
Most everyone else including players want him
Buried
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08-01-13 05:09 PM #17
so him admitting it isnt enough to you Originally Posted by Deuce
http://sports.espn.go.com/mlb/news/story?id=3894847
unfukkinraal
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08-01-13 05:16 PM #18
Technically, it's not enough for MLB either - based on the CBA. Originally Posted by InTheDrink
This is going to be a legal battle, but by the time the courts rule that Selig abused his powers under the "Just Cause" clause of the CBA, AROD wont have a career to come back to.
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08-01-13 05:24 PM #19
but they did find oj innocent Originally Posted by mynameismud
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08-02-13 04:41 PM #20
damn right he's going to fight you kidding me 40 fuking mil. and perhaps he will not see the field anymore. I wonder if he can play in Japan if they did ban him. This is gonna be ugly and he has the best lawyer in court he's gonna blow up it's gonna be very ugly It's A Rod versus MLB justice, somehow I think MLB is bluffing him.. to be continue Monday folks..
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08-02-13 05:03 PM #21
anyone supporting arod has to be a real jerkoff
The guy is a worthless scumbag that cheated his entire career not just a year or two
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08-02-13 05:59 PM #22
Every business seems to cheat, lie, and steal these days... Originally Posted by jjgold
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08-02-13 06:29 PM #23
Decue cheaters all get caught eventually
hard work wins in most cases in all walks of life
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08-02-13 06:32 PM #24
Later turdburgler.
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08-02-13 06:42 PM #25
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08-03-13 01:08 PM #26
if MLB does try to suspend A-Rod for life, there is a good chance it will completely blow up in its face.First of all, a lifetime ban requires three violations and Rodriguez has no previous suspensions. And no matter how much evidence MLB has there is a big risk that an arbitrator will reduce or overturn the suspension without any previous violations.
That would be another crushing defeat in the fight on steroids considering how much effort baseball has put into punishing Rodriguez.
But more importantly, a lifetime ban takes the risk of making A-Rod a sympathetic figure in the eyes of baseball fans.
If Rodriguez can convince the fans that he just wants to play baseball and is being punished unjustly, it could end up being yet another public relations nightmare for Bud Selig, whose reign has included many. to be continue...
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