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Rodriguez v. Major League Baseball et al
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January 29, 2014
A-Rod's Suit Challenging Ban A Wild Pitch, MLB Says
Alex Rodriguez's bid to vacate his 2014 season-long ban for using performance-enhancing drugs has no legal basis before before a New York federal judge because an arbitrator's decision to bench him marked the "full, final and complete" disposition of the dispute under Major League Baseball's deal with its unionized players, the league said Tuesday.
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January 13, 2014
A-Rod Fights Ban, Claiming MLB, Union Railroaded Him
The New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez, whom an arbitrator on Saturday hit with a seasonlong suspension for using banned drugs, sued Major League Baseball and his own union Monday, claiming his rights had been trampled and asking a federal judge to vacate the arbitrator's "prejudiced" award.