Roberto Alomar has Aids?

[white is right]

This is alleged by his ex-girlfriend(not Mary Pierce). Well this just knocked A-Roid off the front pages of the NYC papers....

Here is the wire story...Wednesday February 11, 2009
Tom Hays, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEW YORK - An ex-girlfriend of former Toronto Blue Jay Roberto Alomar filed an explosive lawsuit alleging the former baseball star insisted on unprotected sex for four years despite having AIDS.

The lawsuit, filed Jan. 30 and transferred to U.S. District Court on Wednesday, contains accusations that could not be corroborated but portray Alomar as someone who demanded sex without a condom despite showing obvious signs of HIV.

Ilya Dall is seeking at least US$15 million in punitive damages from the 41-year-old former infielder. Alomar spent 17 years in the majors and was one of the game's great second basemen.

Calls seeking comment from lawyers for Alomar and Dall were not immediately returned. Alomar lawyer Charles Bach told the New York Daily News the allegations are "frivolous and baseless."

Dall said the two began dating in spring 2002 and had unprotected sex for the next four years. She said that on several occasions during that time, Alomar refused to get tested for HIV, despite severe fatigue, sores on his mouth and throat, a constant cough and an infection of the esophagus that is associated with AIDS.

She said Alomar finally relented and tested positive for HIV in February 2006.

Dall said she was angered by the disclosure and was tested herself; the result was negative. She said follow-up exams determined that Alomar had full-blown AIDS.

By then, she said Alomar had purple skin, was foaming at the mouth and was too sick to walk, forcing him to need a wheelchair to get around at an airport.

Dall said the ordeal caused her severe emotional and mental distress and fear she may one day test positive for HIV herself.

She called the conduct of Alomar "outrageous with wanton reckless disregard of the health, safety and well-being" of Dall.

The lawsuit does not say why Dall continued to have unprotected sex with Alomar. Dall said the couple lived together until last year.

Alomar was one of baseball's best players in the 1990s, making 12 straight all-star appearances and winning two World Series with the Blue Jays.

He was added to the team's Level of Excellence before the Blue Jays' home opener last season.

A career .300 hitter with 10 Gold Gloves, Alomar broke in with the San Diego Padres in 1988 and also played for the Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Indians, New York Mets, Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago White Sox. He was out of baseball by 2005.

 

[Van_Slyke_CF]

"The lawsuit does not say why Dall continued to have unprotected sex with Alomar. Dall said the couple lived together until last year."

I'd be careful if I saw Roberto Alomar in public now. He has a documented history of also trying to transfer bodily fluids to others by spitting in their faces.

 

[Don Wassall]

I believe next year is the first time this cretin is eligible for the Hall of Fame. Given that he's not white, news like this may actually create more sympathy for him.

 

[sport historian]

I believe next year is the first time this cretin is eligible for the Hall of Fame.  Given that he's not white, news like this may actually create more sympathy for him. 

Don, do you remember how the MSM reacted when it became news that Magic Johnson had Aids? Newsweek magazine had a cover story with the title,as I remember, "America Finds A Hero."

 

[Jimmy Chitwood]

would i be amiss in suspecting this dumb broad was another stupid, diversity-loving white woman?

furthermore, what kind of fool keeps having sexual intercourse with a partner after learning they have AIDS?!@?!? WTF?!?!?

 

[white is right]

Well Alomar of course has a completely different story here is his story courtesy of ESPN....Roberto Alomar denies illness claims
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Roberto Alomar said Wednesday that he is in good health, a response to allegations made in a civil suit against him in which a former girlfriend claims he insisted on unprotected sex for four years despite having AIDS.



"This is a very private, personal matter and I greatly appreciate all the support I have received in the past few days from my family, friends and colleagues in baseball," the former All-Star second baseman said in a statement. "I am in very good health and I ask that you respect my privacy during this time."

Ilya Dall, a former girlfriend of Roberto Alomar, filed a civil suit Jan. 30 alleging that Alomar demanded unprotected sex with her despite showing obvious signs of AIDS, and that the 41-year-old Alomar later tested positive for the disease. Dall has not tested positive for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. She is seeking at least $15 million in damages.

"As for the lawsuit, it is filled with lies and I am deeply saddened that someone I cared for would make such terrible accusations and try to hurt me in this way," Alomar said in his statement.

Earlier Wednesday, his father told ESPN that Roberto is not ill.

"The only thing that I can tell you is that this is news to us," Sandy Alomar Sr. said. "When a person is sick like that, wouldn't he have to be in the hospital? I haven't seen my son sick like that. I am confident that he is fine.

"We are a family. We are very close, a family that is united. I am sure my son is fine. Other than that, we are going to let the lawyers handle it."

Alomar Sr. said he saw his son on Monday when Roberto ended a visit with the family.

"He was well. He wasn't sick," Alomar Sr. told ESPN.

Alomar was honored before the Toronto Blue Jays home opener in April and showed no obvious signs of health problems.

Alomar lawyer Charles Bach told the New York Daily News the allegations are "frivolous and baseless."

Alomar spent 17 years in the major leagues and was one of baseball's best players in the 1990s, making 12 straight All-Star appearances and winning two World Series with the Blue Jays.

A career .300 hitter with 10 Gold Gloves, Alomar broke in with the San Diego Padres in 1988 and also played for the Baltimore Orioles, Cleveland Indians, New York Mets, Arizona Diamondbacks and Chicago White Sox. He last played in the majors in 2004.

One of the most memorable moments of Alomar's career came in 1996, when he became enraged after a third strike and spit on umpire John Hirschbeck. He drew a five-game suspension that was later overturned.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

 

[Don Wassall]

Don, do you remember how the MSM reacted when it became news that Magic Johnson had Aids? Newsweek magazine had a cover story with the title,as I remember, "America Finds A Hero."

SH, I remember what a huge story that was when it broke. The media seemed disappointed though that Johnson maintained he had gotten the disease through heterosexual sex and not through homosexual activity.