This may come as a shock, but Ilya Dall, the jilted ex-girlfriend suing Roberto Alomar for supposedly having AIDS and not telling her, may be suing Alomar just to smear his name and get some cash.  Alomar’s girlfriend of six months, Puerto Rican model Maripily Rivera (pictured), calls Dall’s allegations “a vile lie.”

[Rivera] claimed that when Dall broke up with Alomar in October, she told him: “I will destroy you.”

Note that October was four months ago, and Rivera and Alomar have been together for six.  Also, Dall was married to another man for most of her relationship with Alomar.  Monogamy: not what it used to be.

Basically, everyone who knows Alomar says that he’s never been sick the way Dall describes him in the lawsuit.  However, Alomar’s message on his website, doesn’t explicitly deny that he has HIV or AIDS.  So who should we believe?  Well, my rule of thumb is always trust the hot chick.  I find that attractive people are more trustworthy than regular people.  Better-looking, too.

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Roberto Alomar, the All-Star second basemen who played major league baseball for seven teams over a 17-year career, is being sued by a former girlfriend who claims he had unprotected sex even though he knew he had AIDS.  I think a good response here is HOLY SHIT.

In papers filed in state and federal court, Dall said Alomar finally got tested in January 2006 while suffering from a cough, fatigue and shingles. “The test results of him being HIV-positive was given to him… on or about Feb.6, 2006,” the $15 million negligence suit says.

Nine days later, the couple went to see a disease specialist who discovered a mass in the retired second baseman’s chest, the court papers say.  Alomar’s skin had turned purple, he was foaming at the mouth and a spinal tap “showed he had full-blown AIDS,” the suit says.

Man, I don’t know about this story.  It’s kind of a lot to handle first thing in the morning.  AIDS, dude.  What do you do when you find out someone you know has AIDS?  I mean, besides get tested.  Do you call them?  Do you send them a card?  “Don’t get worse soon”?