Overview
- Episode one debuts Nov. 6 on HBO and Max, with parts two and three scheduled for Nov. 13 and Nov. 20.
- In a TODAY interview, Rodriguez said he does not expect Hall of Fame induction, stating he broke the rules and accepts the penalty.
- The docuseries revisits the Biogenesis scandal and his MLB suspension, situating those events as central to his public legacy.
- Rodriguez details years of work with the late Dr. David Schnarch, saying therapy "saved my life" and urging young athletes to seek help.
- Directors Gotham Chopra and Erik LeDrew characterize Rodriguez as an "open book," with a New York premiere that drew Tom Brady, Michael Strahan and other notable guests.