Hollywood poker madam Molly Bloom won't cooperate with MLB's investigation into the New York Yankee's Alex Rodriguez involvement in the high stakes poker games, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.

Molly Bloom's lawyer Ronald Richards tells RadarOnline.com: "My client, Molly Bloom, won't be answering any questions," from Major League Baseball's Bud Selig about A-Rod's poker games.

Major League Baseball commissioner Bud Selig has ordered New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez to appear before investigators over allegations -- first published in Star magazine -- that he played an illegal poker game where cocaine was openly used and another which turned violent.

"We take this very seriously and have been investigating this matter since the initial allegation," an MLB spokesperson told Star, in an exclusive statement.

"As part of the investigation, the Commissioner's Office will interview Mr. Rodriguez."

Major League Baseball is 'looking into' Yankees star hitter Alex Rodriguez's illegal poker playing, RadarOnline.com, can exclusively reveal.

Star Magazine broke the story that multi-millionaire A-Rod played in the illegal Hollywood poker ring along with various A-listers like Tobey Maguire, Leo DiCaprio and Ben Affleck.

The slugger played in a no-limit Texas Hold'em game as recently as two months ago which had a buy in of $40,000. And this has drawn the attention of MLB Senior Vice President Of Public Relations, Patrick Courtney.

Atlanta Braves pitching coach Roger McDowell has issued an apology for his behavior at AT&T Stadium last weekend, but he appeared to be putting some of the blame for the ugly incident on the fans.

“I am deeply sorry that I responded to the heckling fans in San Francisco on Saturday. I apologize to everyone for my actions.” McDowell said in a statement Wednesday.

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A relative of tragic baseball fan Bryan Stow has told RadarOnline: “I’m glad Frank McCourt has been kicked out of the Los Angeles Dodgers.”

John Stow, Bryan’s cousin and best friend, has blasted out-going Dodgers owner McCourt for the way he handled the savage assault that shocked America.

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And like millions of other baseball fans he is shedding no tears over the news that baseball commissioner Bud Selig has given the unpopular businessman his marching orders.