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A-Rod, steroids and Taylor Hooton . . .
[SIZE=-1]PennLive.com[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]The father of Taylor Hooton, a Texas high school baseball player who committed suicide after quitting steroid use in 2003, was in Tampa to announce a "partnership" with Rodriguez. In trying to repair his reputation, Rodriguez had agreed to a vague relationship with the Taylor Hooton Foundation, which is dedicated to educating young athletes, parents, and coaches about steroids.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]It doesn't matter, really, whether Don Hooton was right or wrong when he said he believed Rodriguez's story that day. What matters is the message the heartbroken father has made a commitment to spreading. If attaching his foundation to the richest steroid cheat in baseball history will save a kid this year or next year or the year after that, fine. It's a deal well worth making. ...[/SIZE]
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[SIZE=-1]PennLive.com[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]The father of Taylor Hooton, a Texas high school baseball player who committed suicide after quitting steroid use in 2003, was in Tampa to announce a "partnership" with Rodriguez. In trying to repair his reputation, Rodriguez had agreed to a vague relationship with the Taylor Hooton Foundation, which is dedicated to educating young athletes, parents, and coaches about steroids.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=-1]It doesn't matter, really, whether Don Hooton was right or wrong when he said he believed Rodriguez's story that day. What matters is the message the heartbroken father has made a commitment to spreading. If attaching his foundation to the richest steroid cheat in baseball history will save a kid this year or next year or the year after that, fine. It's a deal well worth making. ...[/SIZE]
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