Cats Fest to feature A-Fraud Redemption Day The Cats will host Cats Fest on March 14 from 10 a.m. -1 p.m. at LaGrave Field in Fort Worth. The event marks the beginning of individual ticket sales for the upcoming season.
Also as part of the event, the Cats will be holding A-Fraud Redemption Day, allowing all fans who were a victim of A-Fraud between 2001-2003 to bring in A-Rod related merchandise or collectibles and receive four general admission tickets, good for a 2009 Cats’ game at LaGrave Field.
Fans can run the bases, play catch on the field, take tours of the ballpark and enjoy complimentary hot dogs and sodas while gearing up for the 2009 season. There will also be bounce houses and other activities for kids. Fans can get autographs from current and former Cats’ players as well as Dodger and legendary first base coach Wayne Terwilliger.
The Cats 2009 season begins on May 14 with a 7:05 p.m. game at LaGrave Field. Spring training begins on May 1.
As for the issue of A-Rod himself, I 'm not quite sure what to say about the dude. How he can not know that he was taking steroids? Having something foreign injected into your butt should be a clue! If he's an athlete and he doesn't have a cold, then was else could this substance being injected into his butt be? Apparently, whatever it was, it didn't boost his intelligence. Nope, I don't buy his alibi - I believe that he knew what he was doing, and I think he should suffer the consequences for his actions.
I'm going to switch to a sport that I know doesn't have cheating scandals: Boxing. :-P
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I definitely think A-Rod knew exactly what he was putting into his body.
No one that meticulous about his career would ever completely surrender control of his body in that way; to inject yourself with a relatively foreign substance would be the height of relinquishing control.
But I think all this indignation about him taking 'roids is a bit ridiculous. Normally, the "everyone else was doing it" defense doesn't cut it for me but I'm willing to allow for that exception when it comes to baseball for the past 15 years or so. It was the circus in the MLB, man.
And if you're really looking for a sport free of PEDs, how about football? Lol.
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