Latinos in the Steroid Era

Manny Ramírez The slugging outfielder <a target="_blank" href="http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/sports/2011/04/08/manny-ramirez-retires-mlb-drug-policy-issue/">abruptly retired after he reportedly was facing a second PED</a> suspension. (AP)

Rafael Palmeiro The infamous finger wagging, a lasting image in Palmeiro's career. It probably hurt <a target="_blank" href="http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/sports/2011/01/05/alomar-elected-hall-fame-palmeiro-gonzalez/">his Hall of Fame</a> chances. (AP)

Alex Rodríguez A-Rod's career has been uneven: brilliant numbers, marred by a PED admission. He's still <a target="_blank" href="http://latino.foxnews.com/latino/sports/2011/02/28/hank-aaron-questions-alex-rodriguez-focus-baseball/">the favorite to break the all-time home run record</a>. (AP2011)

David Ortiz The Red Sox slugger was Ramirez's partner in, um, crime. (AP2011)

Miguel Tejada Tejada was mentioned in the Mitchell Report. (2011 Getty Images)

J. C. Romero The lefty specialist was suspended for 50 games in the 2009 season. (2010 Getty Images)

Guillermo Mota The hard-throwing reliever was suspended 50 games for a steroid violation in 2006. (AP2011)

Neifi Pérez The utility infielder has been busted three times. (2006 Getty Images)