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Steroids or Not, a-Rod's 2,000th RBI Is Rare Feat Worth Celebrating

The lightening rod has struck again. And with that, his critics will surely strike back.

Alex Rodriguez woke up Saturday with 1,999 RBIs to his professional name. How he was aided in getting them—his immense offensive talent, his teammates being on base and, of course, the drugs—is irrelevant to the record books.

Alex Rodriguez Passes 2,000 RBI With Home Run vs. Orioles

Alex Rodriguez has crossed various statistical plateaus during the 2015 MLB season and added another achievement to the list Saturday night against the Baltimore Orioles.

Alex Rodriguez Moves Up on All-Time RBI and Runs Lists

New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez had an historic game in Friday's 8-7 win over the Los Angeles Angels, taking sole possession of second place on the

Alex Rodriguez Passes Barry Bonds for 2nd Place on MLB's All-Time RBI List

New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez continues inching his way up the MLB all-time list for runs batted in. With an RBI single in the bottom of the fifth against the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night, A-Rod surpassed Barry Bonds for second with 1,997 career RBI, per the Yankees. Rodriguez now trails only Hank Aaron in career RBI.

Alex Rodriguez Limbers Up at 1st Base with Aerobics and Key Adjustments

The New York Yankees spanked the Seattle Mariners 7-2 Monday night, thanks largely to a nuclear meltdown by Felix Hernandez.

After three innings of solid pitching, Hernandez buckled under some unseen force and began handing out walks, one of which Alex Rodriguez gladly accepted to advance to first in the fourth inning.

Tampa Bay Rays' Minor League Team Cancels 'A-Rod Juice Box Night'


The Charlotte Stone Crabs, the Tampa Bay Rays' Single-A affiliate, planned on having an "A-Rod Juice Box Night" on Friday.

The team was obviously poking fun at New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez for his well-documented troubles with "juicing."

Cold Hard Fact for Friday, May 8, 2015

Fact: Alex Rodriguez passes Willie Mays for 4th on MLB's all-time home run list with his 661st career HR.

Bleacher Report will be bringing sports fans the most interesting and engaging Cold Hard Fact of the day, presented by Coors Light.

Source: SportsCenter

Other Massive Milestones A-Rod Can Reach in 2015

Alex Rodriguez stands alone in fourth place on the all-time home run list after hitting his 661st bomb against the Baltimore Orioles at Yankees Stadium on Thursday, passing Willie Mays.

Scott Miller's Starting 9: A-Rod Can Turn Climb Up HR List into Goodwill Tour

1. Alex Rodriguez charges at Willie Mays

Imagine: Alex Rodriguez, Knight in Shining Armor.

He is the story of April, no fooling. He is smashing home runs, winning games, jacking up his on-base percentage (.412!), making love to television cameras with those doe eyes (as ever) and kissing babies (presumably).

This is at once great news and chilling news for the Yankees, of course.

Alex Rodriguez Proving to Be No Easy out as He Carries Yankees Early

We all knew the script. In his return from a season-long suspension, Alex Rodriguez was supposed to be over-the-hill dead weight in the middle of the New York Yankees' lineup in 2015.

Evidently, he must have lost his copy. All of a sudden, A-Rod is clobbering the ball all over the place and, in doing so, carrying an otherwise sluggish Yankees offense on his shoulders.

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