Outcast New York Yankee third baseman Alex Rodriguez once urinated on the wall of his cousin’s home to mark his territory and as part of a threat to keep him quiet about A-Rod’s use of illegal steroids, the media reports.
A-Rodriguez had employed his cousin as a steroid and drug mule to transport the performance enhancing steroids from Miami up to either the Bronx, where A-Rod was playing 3rd base for the Yankees, or to A-Rod’s home in Manhattan, the cousin’s wife Carmen Sucart told the Daily News Thursday in an explosive interview at the couple’s Miami home.
A-Rod’s cousin, Yuri Sucart, allegedly tried to extort the embattled and universally loathed Yankee star who’s come to be seen as a serial liar and chronically insecure superstar who wanted unfair advantages to be seen as the greatest baseball player ever.
The cousin is now deathly ill will major cardiovascular issues and diabetes. When the wife spoke to the newspaper, he lay in a bed nearby, surrounded by a breathing machine and a mountain of pill bottles. Sucart can barely walk, and one of his legs, covered in sores, could be amputated, Carmen Sucart says.
“I’m not doing so good,” Sucart said when asked by a reporter how he was feeling.
Carmen Sucart said Rodriguez first offered to pay off the Sucart family to keep them silent about his drug use and his rampant extramarital womanizing.
“I want you to put this in the paper,” she said. “Alex is so poor, the only thing he has is money. He sleeps with his money, he will die with his money.”
“He is the devil,” she added. “He is evil.”
Rodriguez, as most sports fans know, was suspended during the entire 2014 baseball season for being caught using PEDs that were supplied to him by the shady Anthony Bosch and his Biogenesis doping clinic. A-Rod reportedly told DEA agents that Sucart sent him an “extortion letter” demanding $5 million for his silence on A-Rod’s clandestine relationship with Biogenesis founder Anthony Bosch in December 2012.
To further humiliate and intimidate his cousin, Rodriguez urinated on a wall of his cousin’s home that A-Rod bought for them in order to send a message and mark his territory, the wife told the Daily News.
Miami attorney Jeffrey Sonn, who represented Sucart at the time and penned the letter, said earlier this week that he sought a settlement because Rodriguez had broken his promise to employ his cousin for life after dragging him into his 2009 steroid mea culpa. “This was a simple case about breach of contract,” Sonn told the Daily News.
Carmen Sucart told the Daily News that Yuri treated Rodriguez like a little brother after the disgraced Yankee’s father abandoned the family as a child, and served A-Rod 24/7 during the years he worked as a personal assistant. In return, she said, Rodriguez dragged Yuri Sucart into his 2009 steroid mea culpa, stopped paying him in 2012 and threatened to destroy the Sucart family if they publicly talked about his drug use and extramarital womanizing.
“Alex is an a——.” Carmen Sucart said on Thursday. “He is a bad person.”
She said Rodriguez came to the Miami home Rodriguez provided to the Sucarts in 2010 and vowed to destroy the family if they went public with his use of performance-enhancing drugs. Then he urinated on the wall and the patio, she said, as if to mark the house as his territory.
“He peed on the floor. He was so arrogant, he came into my house like he thought he was a god,” Carmen Sucart said.
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