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Questions remain on what A-Rod took

Updated: February 18, 2009, 2:17 PM ET
By Mike Fish | ESPN.com

Dr. Don Catlin, the anti-doping sleuth who broke the code on the seemingly undetectable drugs in the BALCO drug case, has never heard of a performance-enhancing substance described by Alex Rodriguez on Tuesday as "boli."

At his high-drama news conference in Tampa, Fla., Rodriguez blamed a positive drug test in 2003 on a substance that goes by the street name of "boli" in the Dominican Republic. He fleshed out his story, saying that an unnamed cousin sold him on the value of the substance, ...

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Alex Rodriguez arrived at Yankees camp Tuesday and answered questions about his admission of using performance-enhancing drugs during 2001-2003 with the Rangers.

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