Blood Sport: A-Rod and the Quest to End Baseball's Steroid Era

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Penguin, 2015 M04 7 - 480 páginas
The definitive and dramatic story of the Alex Rodriguez and Biogenesis scandal, written by the reporters who broke and covered the story.

Blood Sport is riveting...a tragicomedy filled with characters straight out of a Carl Hiaasen novel.”—The Washington Post

The effects of the Biogenesis case—the biggest drug scandal in the history of American sports—are still being felt today. Fifteen Major League Baseball players were suspended, including Yankees superstar Alex Rodriguez. Ten men were indicted in federal court. And a new MLB commissioner was elected based on his role leading the response to the case.

Now, Tim Elfrink—who broke that first story in the Miami New Times—joins forces with Pulitzer Prize finalist investigative reporter Gus Garcia-Roberts to tell the shocking full story behind the headlines. Blood Sport blows the lid off the most expensive scandal in the history of the game, and now includes an epilogue revealing the stunning aftermath of the scandal and its effects for years to come.
 

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PROLOGUE Collateral Damage
1
CHAPTER
7
CHAPTER TWO Mystery Elixirs Speed and Steroids
28
CHAPTER THREE License to Dope
46
CHAPTER FOUR Gurus of Growth Hormone
73
CHAPTER FIVE Steroid Spring Cleaning
91
CHAPTER SIX Dr G You Are the Best
118
CHAPTER SEVEN Inside the Notebooks
142
Enter the Spies
218
CHAPTER TWELVE The Beginning of the End
237
CHAPTER THIRTEEN A New Steroid Era Exposed
257
CHAPTER FOURTEEN Bad Cops
285
CHAPTER FIFTEEN A Snitch Is Born
310
CHAPTER SIXTEEN Singled Out
326
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN The Farce
355
EPILOGUE The Cost of War
384

CHAPTER EIGHT Boschs Shadow Empire
167
CHAPTER NINE HS
185
CHAPTER TEN Infiltrating The U
197
AFTERWORD
402
INDEX
458
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TIM ELFRINK is the managing editor of the Miami New Times. He lives in Miami.

GUS GARCIA-ROBERTS is an award-winning investigative reporter for Newsday. He lives in Brooklyn.

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