Alex Rodriguez (A‑Rod)

I feel the same way about the Hall of Fame.

Yeah, I do.

Yeah, I do too.

That's a great point.

I mean, I would just need a couple ambulances because after the games, I'm going to have to, like, keep going to take care of my body.

Yeah.

But the other thing is, like, today, I mean, you can hit 200 and strike out 200 times, and you get a five-year contract.

So maybe I do have a chance.

not being able to, it was hard to get out of bed.

I've had two hip surgeries, two knee surgeries.

Felix Hernandez hit me with a change-up and broke my thing.

And honestly, I just couldn't get out of bed.

And I don't want to kind of spoil what I said in the documentary, so it's a little shameless plug here.

But ultimately, I knew that once I crossed that line with HGH, it was a wrap.

And I knew I was on the wrong side of history.

So I think just the want to get out there and perform.

The sad thing is, in that time,

I think I averaged over 40 home runs in my career in that time.

I think I had five or six home runs.

So it was just a shit show no matter how you look at it.