Roto Info posted what they’re calling a “Rumored steroid list (UNCONFIRMED)” that names 103 Major League Baseball players alleged to have failed 2003 random drug tests. You’ll see the usual suspects, a boatload of Red Sox, and a number of guys that must have used faulty performance enhancers. Read the full story

Ozzie Guillen’s Chicago White Sox have taken three out of five from the crosstown Cubs this season as the two teams streak in opposite directions. The Cubs, like Sammy Sosa’s stock, are dropping at a November 2008 rate, but Guillen knows how Sosa can stop his freefall: By telling the truth. Read the full story

The 1993 Texas Rangers had Jose Canseco, Juan Gonzalez, Kevin Brown, Ivan Rodriguez, and Rafael Palmeiro on a roster that reads more like a steroid club than a lineup card. Canseco claims to have shot a couple of his Rangers teammates up with ‘roids and Kevin Brown’s name was in the Mitchell Report. Rafael Palmiero denied using any performance-enhancers and then tested positive. We should’ve seen that coming. Read the full story

The Los Angeles Times is reporting the Dodgers slugger Manny Ramirez will be suspended for 50 games after testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs. The Dodgers currently have the best record in baseball, and just set the modern-era mark for consecutive home wins to start a season (13). Read the full story

When the news broke that Alex Rodriguez, A-Rod, A-Roid, or A-Fraud used steroids people quickly pointed to his 2007 interview with Katie Couric in which Rodriguez said he never used performance-enhancing drugs. A few hours days later Alex sat down with Peter Gammons to admit his steroid usage.

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• Alex Rodriguez linked to steroids in Sports Illustrated report

According to a report on SI.com for different sources claim that Alex Rodriguez tested positive for anabolic steroids in 2003. Rodriguez was a member of the Texas Rangers at the time, an organization that also employed supposed steroid users Rafael Palmiero and Juan Gonzalez.

A Sports Illustrated reporter caught up to Alex Rodriguez on Thursday to get his thoughts on the recent allegations: Read the full story

• Barry Bonds’ trainer Greg Anderson caught on tape discussing steroids and Barry Bonds

The government is going after Barry Bonds like he’s the Pablo Escobar of the Steroid Era, and they’re latest evidence sounds like a bombshell. The Feds have tape of Barry Bonds’ trainer and non-rat Greg Anderson talking to former Barry Bonds buddy and full-blown vermin Steve Hoskins about the ins and outs of steroid use and why they’ll never get caught.

ESPN played the audio on SportsCenter and they’ve posted the transcript at the dot com. There’s some question as to how much of this recording (if any) will be allowed in court, but Bonds’ already crappy public perception is gonna take a big hit. Read the full story