Former star player Chipper Jones, on one hand, wasn't really interested in listening to Bosch's words:. Sports' Jeff Passan, on the other hand, called the entire story "fascinating":. No matter how you feel about Rodriguez, Bosch or anyone else involved, it's hard not to find some bit of intrigue in all of this.
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Skip to content. A day later, 60 Minutes aired an interview with Anthony Bosch, who ran a secret doping practice for pro athletes, including, he said, Rodriguez. Bosch told 60 Minutes correspondent Scott Pelley that he gave Rodriguez testosterone, insulin growth factor one, human growth hormone, and some different forms of peptides. Bosch said Rodriguez was completely aware they were banned substances, and he was too scared to inject them himself. So at times he would ask me to inject," Bosch told Pelley.
He would study the substance. He would study the dosages because he wanted to achieve all his human performance or in this case, sports-performance objectives. And the most important one was the Home Run Club. Two weeks later, A-Rod admitted to the DEA that Bosch had in fact supplied him drugs and he'd been doping while playing for the Yankees for two years. After being forced to sit out the season, Rodriguez returned to the Yankees, playing third base, as well as first, and serving as a designated hitter.
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