Alex Rodriguez was in the Bahamas when the Sports Illustrated story broke and was reportedly drinking Grey Goose and Red Bull in the VIP area at Aura Nightclub just a few hours later.
Sean Casey, who spent last season with the Red Sox before opting to retire this offseason, has admitted that he feels violated by the recent leak of drug test results.
Alex Rodriguez, the Yankees, and the players' union are all still silent regarding a Sports Illustrated report that the shortstop-turned-third baseman tested positive for steroids in 2003.
Despite news that he tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs back in 2003, the Yankees reportedly don't have the power to hold back any money from Alex Rodriguez.
If Houston is able to sign free-agent Adam Dunn to a one-year deal before training camp starts, they could move Hunter Pence to center field and Michael Bourn to the bench.
A friend of Alex Rodriguez defended the third baseman on Saturday, pointing out that A-Rod hasn't tested positive for anything since Major League Baseball instituted random testing in 2004.
The Blue Jays agreed to terms with reliever Shawn Camp on a one-year contract worth $750,000 on Saturday, which allows the two parties to avoid arbitration.
?We are disturbed by the allegations contained in the Sports Illustrated news story which was posted online this morning," said the MLB in a statement.
The Mets' top prospect, Fernando Martinez, has been shut down after straining his right elbow while playing for the Dominican Republic in the Caribbean Series.