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just saw it on local news....
By Jeff Todd [February 7 at 4:04pm CST]
Alex Rodriguez has voluntarily dismissed his lawsuit against MLB, the Commissioner's office, and the MLBPA, tweets Jim Baumbach of Newsday. Though the suit can be refiled, Rodriguez's decision likely indicates that he will no longer contest his suspension for all of next season.
Rodriguez had filed the lawsuit to challenge the arbitrator's decision to uphold most of the term of his suspension for using prohibited performance enhancing drugs. Though the Yankees will be without their everyday third baseman, the club will now definitively be off of the hook for the $25MM they owed him for 2014. The 38-year-old still is owed $61MM over 2015-17, in addition to $6MM bonuses for home run milestones begining with number 660.
Though Rodriguez had vowed to fight to the bitter end, there is no question that his legal case stood little chance of success. (Today was the deadline for his team to respond to the motions to dismiss the action.) If indeed this proves the end of Rodriguez's efforts to overturn his suspension, it could also be the final chapter in the Biogenesis saga.
Good. Now let's get rid of Ryan Braun.
He had nothing. It was all a pathetic bluff.
lol
i remember all of the people on here who tried saying he had a "strong case."
it was a PR stunt, nothing more. no way he would ever put himself in a position to be deposed and/or be called as a sworn witness.
lol
i remember all of the people on here who tried saying he had a "strong case."
it was a PR stunt, nothing more. no way he would ever put himself in a position to be deposed and/or be called as a sworn witness.
braun accepted the suspension, and looks squeaky clean thanks to the pay-wad media circus.
i was actually glad to see him beat MLB a couple years back, which is incredibly hypocritical and corrupt regarding PED.
part of me would've been happy if a-fraud had beaten MLB, too.
a-wad's situation was a win-win for me.
There is a special place in place in fictional hell for people like Braun. A-Roid is just a sociopath that just thinks of himself, Braun is far worse. Anyone who is or was pulling for him after the truth came out, has look in the mirror & wonder what is wrong themselves.
Ryan Braun must be terrified of the prospect of life after baseball because he sold his soul for one more try. He can't fail now and he has no reputation left to protect so he WILL be juicing, just ALLOT more carefully this time. He knows what got him numbers and he knows what got him caught. If MLB doesn't test him before, during and after games, he'll get away with it and put up respectable numbers. Anyone who thinks this creep intends to play clean is delusional.