Jose Canseco is running out of ways to make money and draw attention to himself. He’s written books to out steroid users, he’s fought Vai Sikahema, Danny Bonaduce, and a 7-2 MMA guy, but his latest venture is the strangest. Jose Canseco is schilling for electronic cigarettes. Read the full story

Jose Canseco is desperate for attention and money and will do anything to get either of them. He’s written books outing steroid users in baseball, boxed against Vai Sikahema and Danny Bonaduce, and now he’s trying his hand at MMA.

Canseco took on Korea’s 7-2 Hong Man Choi, and the expected result comes at 1:16 into the fight. Read the full story

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It looks like Jose Canseco is turning to the poker tables in hopes of turning around his recent financial troubles. Knowing Jose, and knowing the way Jose plays poker, I’m willing to bet that Canseco has a better chance of pounding out 10 more books than making any money playing cards. The oddsmakers agree. Read the full story

Jose Canseco has grown accustom to watching his best laid plans go up in smoke. He took steroids to become a superhuman baseball player, but ended up a big joke. He wrote “Juiced” with hopes of hurting Major League Baseball, but has seen the sport thrive despite all of the steroid talk. This time around, Jose’s book “Vindicated” could lead to him being indicted.

Federal investigators met with Jose in Los Angeles a couple of weeks ago to talk about current and former ballplayer’s use of performance enhancing drugs. While Canseco thought he would only be snitching on others, the investigators had a few questions for Jose about Jose. Read the full story

Jose Canseco isn’t the most credible man in the world but, love him or hate him you have to admit he’s a necessary evil of the steroid era. He might not have done it with the right intentions in mind but Jose’s book “Juiced” helped get the anti-steroid ball rolling. Canseco’s new book, Vindicated, spills more dirt although the information seems less reliable this time around.

Jose writes about people that he unsuccessfully tried to blackmail, and reminisces about the good ole days of being a washed up 38-year-old ballplayer that’s trying to catch on with the Los Angeles Dodgers.. At an open tryout. Jose remembers the day well.. Read the full story

Jose Canseco was a freak of nature back in the day. We know why now, but watching Canseco set baseball on fire was amazing. In 1988 Jose Canseco became the first player to hit 40 home runs and steal 40 bases in a season. He was a lock for the Hall of Fame.. Until Superman turned into Wile E. Coyote. Read the full story