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UNFORTUNATELY THERE WILL always be cheating when it comes to sports.
Alex Rodriguez, Ryan Braun, and many other MLB players are at the center of another scandal right now. MLB is planning to suspend up to 20 players for allegedly being connected to a Biogenesis clinic in Miami.
Many athletes have also used steroids to get ahead, and plenty of them have gotten caught.
Here are some of the most famous cases, many of them baseball players.
Manny Ramirez in 2003, when he tested positive for steroid use
A young Manny Ramirez
And Ortiz in 2003 when he tested positive for steroid use
David Ortiz for the Twins
In 2007 Jones admitted to using steroids to prepare for the Olympics and had her medals stripped
Marion Jones before the Olympics
A-Rod also tested positive for steroids in 2003, and is now at the center of the MLB's most recent PED scandal
Little A-Rod
In 2009 a report came out that Sosa tested positive for steroids in 2003
A young Sammy Sosa
This is Giambi in 2005. He admitted to using steroids for several years throughout his career in 2007.
Jason Giambi for Team USA
And McGwire in the 90's. In 2010, he finally admitted to steroid use during his career
Mark McGwire in his early days
In 2006, Conseco wrote a book called Juiced about his steroid use throughout his career
Jose Canseco in his A's days
This is Bonds in 2007. In 2011 he was convicted for lying to a Grand Jury about his steroid use
A young Barry Bonds
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