In early 2009, former Mets second basemen Roberto Alomar was sued by an ex-girlfriend for having unprotected sex with her and not telling her that he had "full-blown AIDS." At the time, his then-girlfriend defended him staunchly, and denied that Alomar had AIDS. Now, that same girlfriend is Alomar's soon-to-be ex-wife, and she is suing him for the same charges as the other lawsuit: "intentionally, with corrupt intent, [concealing] from [her] his physical condition" in order to get her to have unprotected sex with him. more ›

Former Mets second baseman and perennial All-Star throughout the '90s has called the lawsuit filed against him by his ex-girlfriend "full of lies." The suit filed by longtime girlfriend Ilya Dahl claims that he insisted on having unprotected sex with her while having "full-blown AIDS." His lawyer called it "a frivolous lawsuit," but that Alomar wishes to keep his health status private. In Alomar's own statement, he called it a "private, personal matter" and added, "I am in very good health and I ask that you respect my privacy during this time." more ›

Former Met Roberto Alomar, the great second baseman with 10 Golden Gloves and 12 All-Star appearances, is being sued by a former girlfriend for $15 million. The charges? The Daily News reports that Queens resident Ilya Dall claims "Alomar has full-blown AIDS but insisted on having unprotected sex." more ›