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This 2.5-page paper analyzes steroids in baseball while arguing that despite his legacy, Alex Rodriguez should still be able to play Major League baseball. There are 2 sources cited.
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File: PG56_GPAarod.rtf
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. Alex Rodriguez Research Compiled for The Paper
Store, Inc. by P. Giltman 9/2010 Please There is no question that the issue surrounding steroids and performance enhancing
substances has seriously tainted Major League Baseball. Steroid use, which a decade ago was considered a taboo violated by a few renegade sluggers, is now so rampant in baseball that
even pitchers and wispy outfielders are juicing up--and were talking openly among themselves about it. These illicit substances elevate the bodys testosterone level, increasing muscle mass without changes in diet
or activity. However, their effect is greatly enhanced when used in conjunction with proper nutrition and strength training. Now, many players have either admitted (e.g. Mark McGwire, Jason Giambi and
Rafael Palmerio) or are on trial (e.g. Roger Clemens) for using performance enhancing drugs while playing major league baseball. One of the more notable players who recently admitted was New
York Yankees 3rd baseman Alex Rodriguez. Some have said Rodriguez, as well as the other who have admitted that they have used these substances, should be banned from baseball. This
essay will examine those contentions while arguing that despite his inexcusable behavior, he should still be able to play the game. Like millions of other Americans, he made a mistake
and what is important is that he admitted his mistake and he would like to move on. Will his name be tarnished for years to come? Yes. Will his homerun
records be put in question? Yes. And will all future players who crush homers like Rodriguez also be placed under the steroid microscope? Yes. But should he as well as
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