Magglio Ordonez

Yankees - Tigers @ Yankee Stadium (3 games) The Yankees come home to face the Detroit Tigers for the first time this season. Last year the teams split the 8 game season series. Detroit comes into Yankee Stadium as one of the bigger disappointments of the early season with an 11-15 record, they look to be coming out of their early season struggles as they've won 5 of their last 7. The Yankees are coming off a 10 game road trip where they were 5-5. The lineup still has not found itself, but... Read Full Story

Wow, just when I was quasi-praising Jose Canseco for his expose of drugs in baseball while also fulfilling his own self-absorbed prophecies, he's at it again. This time, well, he's become self-serving again for the good of his bank account. Well, the author of "Juiced", according to the New York Times, offered to keep Detroit Tigers outfielder Magglio Ordóñez “clear” in his next book in exchange for a financial investment, according to a person with knowledge of the situation. Damn, get... Read Full Story

Everyone's favorite Boras client snagged his third American League MVP Award (his second MVP in Yankee pinstripes) from the Baseball Writers Association of America yesterday, winning in a landslide over the other candidates. Alex Rodriguez is just the fifth AL player to win the award three times. But the voting wasn't unanimous- A-Rod only garnered 26 of 28 first place votes. It seems that two rogue (hero?) writers out of the Detroit area managed to throw a little rain on A-Rod's parade by... Read Full Story

Well, some people may think that a film about grown men injecting testosterone into their asses may fall into the soft porn category. It's not us, but, you know, if you're into that sort of thing then you may have lost a Netflix pick. That's because Jose Canseco reportedly tried to bulk up finances to produce a straight to DVD film based on his 2005 steroids anthology "Juice" by trying to blackmail American League batting champion Magglio Ordonez. Four people in baseball confirmed that... Read Full Story

Just when you thought the circus might be over, baseball's two biggest numbnuts throw another clown into the ring. According to the Associated Press and ESPN.com Barry Bonds and Jose Canseco are neck and neck in the race to become "Baseball's Biggest Loser". Bonds asks a Federal Judge to dismiss the perjury charges levied against him, while Canseco asks a Tiger for, well, basically he asks him for a bribe. Canseco, according to a report filed by the FBI, asked Tigers outfielder Magglio... Read Full Story