If he doesn't watch out,
Bud Selig may soon be referred to as '
Don Selig'. Demonstrating the latest in their array of ruthless tactics, MLB has called the bluff of
Alex Rodriguez's legal team by sandbagging them on national television. The
TODAY Show's
Matt Lauer (who, by the way, we think was a lightweight for the
Boston TV market) read a letter from MLB Executive VP
Rob Manfred offering to meet the demands of the A-Fraud team—and even go a little further. The letter offered to make public all of
The Fraudulent One's drug-testing information
and "all documents, records, communications, text messages, and instant messages relating to Rodriguez's treatment by
Anthony Bosch." A-Rod's lawyer,
Joe Tacopina, responded in true
Ralph Cramden fashion:
"Humunah Humunah Humunah". Actually what Tacopina said was,
"Listen, we would love nothing more than to be able to discuss the testing history, the scientific evidence and the tests of Alex Rodriguez under this JDA drug program, nothing more." Like we said,
"Humunah Humunah Humunah". Nice job, Don Selig.
