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See that on the left?  That's the photo that makes the lead in Details magazine.  I knew A-Rod would do his best to take Brodeur's day away from him.

Coupla things I like in the article:

On being the youngest player in the league:  "I'm like, What am I doing here?" he recalls. "They're going to bars—I couldn't get in to half the places." I ask him if he had a fake ID. "Yeah, I probably had one of those at some point," Rodriguez says cautiously, as if the Seattle PD might cuff him.

I'm not sure what this means:

Rodriguez doesn't mind looking a bit human. "At one point I did nothing wrong," he says, almost with pride. "And now, over the last three or four years, I caught up, you know?"

and he said this before the steroids:

"New York is one of a kind," Rodriguez says. "It's made me ask all the tough questions. It's brought out the best in me. There are some things I have to work on. And that part is fun." He pauses, and then, perhaps alluding to coming events, says, "Revealing the truth about yourself is always good."

Oops.

Enjoy the article


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