Article: A-Rod apologizes to Rangers owner Tom Hicks

Alex Rodriguez made a personal call to apologize to Texas Rangers owner Tom Hicks after the slugger's admission that he used banned substances while playing for the team from 2001-03.

Hicks told The Associated Press on Tuesday evening, hours after Rodriguez publicly apologized for his misdeeds in a press conference at Yankees spring training, that Rodriguez called him last week.

"He didn't ask me to accept his apology, and I didn't," Hicks said. "But he did apologize."

Hicks said the two men talked for about 25 minutes, and he described Rodriguez as "embarrassed."

When the Rangers signed Rodriguez as a free agent in December 2000, they ...

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