Caso AROD-Nuevos Esteroides pica y se sigue extendiendo! Alex tira el grito: Dice Yankees y la MLB la tienen contra él con nuevo caso de esteroides y clínica

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Traducción corta: Una fuente asegura que Alex podría estar pensando fuerzas extremas estarían detrás de nuevo escandalo de esteroides y clínica que lo vinculan, que piensa que todo es muy falso y que está super raro. Que no duda que las grandes ligas y los Yankees estarían detrás de eso para arruinar su carrera y sacarlo del baseball"

Yankees' Alex Rodriguez thinks his team and Major League Baseball are out to get him after recent PED scandal: sources. A-Rod’s concerns intensified as agents from MLB’s Department of Investigations met in Miami Monday with editors of Miami New Times. The source added that Rodriguez is wondering if the Yankees or even Major League Baseball are behind the latest controversy.

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Alex Rodriguez is losing his cool over what a source says is belief a league-wide conspiracy is trying to knock him out of baseball.

Alex Rodriguez is taking his wildest swing yet in his fight against steroid allegations: The Yankees and MLB are conspiring to push him out of the game.Sources say the embattled Yankee star is “scared” that bigger forces are at work to try to discredit him and sink his career. Holed up in Miami, Rodriguez has been huddling with an army of lawyers and PR people as the performance-enhancing drug scandal enveloping him intensifies.“He’s scared, because he thinks this is so unbelievably false, and he’s wondering who could be behind this,” said a source, referring to last week’s Miami New Times report linking A-Rod to an alleged Miami-area performance-enhancing drug scandal. “He thinks something could be going on larger than anyone might think.” The source added that Rodriguez is wondering if the Yankees or even Major League Baseball are behind the latest controversy.A-Rod’s concerns intensified as agents from MLB’s Department of Investigations met in Miami Monday with editors of Miami New Times, a weekly newspaper that posted hand-written records and files last Tuesday linking Rodriguez and several other players to Anthony Bosch, a self-described “biochemist” who is being investigated by baseball and federal authorities for possibly providing performance-enhancing drugs to the players.