Tom Hicks, the Texas owner who first made Alex Rodriguez baseball's highest-paid player, said he feels "personally betrayed" after the slugger's admission Monday that he used performance-enhancing drugs while with the Rangers. 

Rich Hofman remembers how talented Alex Rodriguez was in high school. 

Tom Hicks, the Texas owner who first made Alex Rodriguez baseball's highest-paid player, said he feels "personally betrayed" after the slugger's admission Monday that he used performance-enhancing drugs while with the Rangers. 

With the startling news that Alex Rodriguez reportedly tested positive for performance- enhancing drugs while in Texas, we've finally got a shortstop for the Rangers' All-Juiced team. 

Even Derek Jeter -- who can be robotically even-keel in his assessments -- acknowledged recently he's as excited about this season as any he's entered in awhile. 

Alex Rodriguez faces a decision far more important to his career than deciding where to sign, whether to accept a trade or if and when to opt out of his contract. 

Jose Canseco is smiling, as is Joe Torre. 

Alex Rodriguez, the players' union and Major League Baseball were mum Sunday about allegations that the Yankees star tested positive for steroids. 

A day after Alex Rodriguez was linked to steroids, another All-Star offered this suggestion: Make public the entire list of players who failed drug tests. 

From mid-February until mid-April, Baseball fans fly south to see their favorite teams practice, audition new players and ready their lineup for the major league season. 

The question on the minds of manyMilwaukeeBrewers fans as spring training approaches is: What happens if one of the starting pitchers gets hurt? 

After winning 90 games in 2008 and snapping their 26-year playoff drought, theMilwaukeeBrewers don't have as many questions to answer in spring training as in past years. 

Move over, Jason Giambi, Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte, there's a new potential inductee to the Yankees' Hall of Shame. 

The steroid scandaldoesn't taint just A-Rod. 

Sports Illustrated has reported that Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids in 2003.