Alex Rodriguez Admits Taking Banned Substances to ESPN’s Peter Gammons

Sad day for MLB baseball, as the game’s highest paid player admits using performance enhancing drugs for 3 years while w/ the Texas Rangers.  Apparently, the “culture” at the time was to do it – everyone was.  Alex Rodriguez (A-Rod) is certainly not the first player to admit using steroids, but he is certainly the biggest player to-date, to admit using the banned substances.  To read a larger account of the interview and circumstances, visit Jock Jerseys’ Flash (use A-Rod link below):

Alex Rodriguez has admitted using performance-enhancing drugs.

The New York Yankees star responded to Sports Illustrated’s report that he tested positive for steroids in 2003 by recording an interview Monday with ESPN.   Read the full story at AccessHollywood.com

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