Former Yankees star Alex Rodriguez named three other MLB players who used performance-enhancing drugs during a 2014 meeting with federal agents.
As detailed in an ESPN report by Mike Fish, Rodriguez revealed that he learned the names from Biogenesis founder Anthony Bosch, who provided the slugger and other MLB stars with banned substances. Manny Ramirez and Ryan Braun were named by Rodriguez, in addition to a third All-Star player who wasn’t identified by name in the ESPN story.
The unnamed player never failed a PED test and was thus never suspended. Ramirez received two separate suspensions from MLB for testing positive for PEDs, with penalties costing him 150 games. Braun was suspended for 65 games.
