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Alex Rodriguez will see his name for the fifth time on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot for the Class of 2026, but he’s not likely to make it given his ties to performance-enhancing drugs despite his illustrious career numbers.

But Rodriguez feels “hypocrisy surrounds the Hall” due to Bud Selig, the ex-MLB commissioner who was in charge during the infamous Steroid Era, residing in Cooperstown.

“All of this stuff you’re talking about was under Bud Selig’s watch,” Rodriguez said on Stephen A. Smith’s radio show after a comment about Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa, per Awful Announcing.

“And the fact that those two guys are not in, but somehow, Bud Selig is in the Hall of Fame, that to me feels like there’s a little bit, some hypocrisy

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