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Rotella, who charges thousands of dollars per session, has worked with players for the New York Yankees, basketball's New Jersey Nets and football's Baltimore Ravens.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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Major League Baseball is investigating allegations that a South Florida anti-aging clinic supplied performance-enhancing drugs to several players, including New York Yankees slugger Alex Rodriguez, from 2009 to 2012.
WSJ: Report Links Yankees' Alex Rodriguez With PED Use
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So a team like the Oakland Athletics cannot attract the level of players that a team like the New York Yankees can.
FORBES: 'Moneyball' Is an Unintentional Allegory About Today's Financial Mess
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New York Yankees management thought it would be a good idea to identify players by where they hit in the batting order, hence No. 3 was issued to Babe Ruth, No. 4 to Lou Gehrig.
FORBES
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The newspaper reported last week that New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez, a three-time American League Most Valuable Player, and other players bought human growth hormone and other performance-enhancing substances during 2009-12 from Biogenesis of America LLC.
WSJ: MLB asks Florida paper for records in drug probe