The Mets Police: Just Call Him A-Roid From Now On

Just Call Him A-Roid From Now On

Anonymous

According to a report on SI.com this morning, Alex Rodriguez tested positive for steroids during the 2003 season - the same season he led the league in home runs (47) and won the MVP award.

Allegations of A-Roid's alleged use of steroids have been around for a while - and really, is anyone shocked by this? If anything I'm shocked that it wasn't a bigger story in Joe Torre's book.

Earlier this week it was revealed that Barry Bonds also tested positive for steroids during MLB's testing in 2003 and 2006

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