Alex Rodriguez

News outlets across the world spend yesterday afternoon covering the death of Nelson Mandela. The majority of those outlets managed to not screw up the coverage. One station in Detroit is not in the majority.

With thirteen more names officially added to the list of Major League Baseball players that have been suspended for using performance-enhancing drugs, we can now piece together a pretty (artificially) impressive PED All-Star team!

Update 3:10 p.m. (EST): MLB has released an official statement confirming the suspensions of the players listed below. As for Alex Rodriguez, he will be suspended for 211 games, a period starting Thursday, August 8, and extending through the remainder of this season, the 2013 postseason and the full 2014 regular season. Rodriguez will appeal the suspension. Major League Baseball will reportedly su

Major League Baseball has thrown the first dagger in the Biogenesis case. Milwaukee Brewers slugger Ryan Braun has been suspended by MLB without pay for the remainder of the 2013 season.

The performance-enhancement drug problem that has dogged baseball for the last few years could very well rear its ugly head yet again.

Sports Illustrated released its Fortunate 50 – a list of the 50 richest athletes in America, based on salary, winnings, bonuses and endorsements for the current or most recent season. It will ruin your day.