SI's Selena Roberts tells her side of the A-Rod story

Alex Rodriguez discusses Selena Roberts on ESPN on Monday. AP

Selena Roberts joined the show after Alex Rodriguez claimed she was stalking him yesterday on ESPN.

"I can tell you that long list of things he alleged were a complete fabrication," Roberts said.

A-Rod said that she was kicked out of a gym by the University of Miami police for trespassing. Roberts said she talked to a University of Miami official before entering the weight room. She then approached A-Rod and gave him a chance to respond to her story. Rodriguez said he wouldn't talk. Roberts said she then tried to hand him her card and left. Roberts said the university police were not involved and it was not a contentious situation.

Roberts also explained the situation when the police came to talk to her near Alex Rodriguez's property. She said the police were called to answer a guard's question about whether the island A-Rod's home is on was public or private property. Roberts said it turned out to be public. It was a non-incident. Totally benign, even though there is a report because the police file paperwork on all their activity. She said A-Rod's claims that she tried to break into his house were ridiculous.

"I never rang his doorbell," Roberts said. "I never stepped on his driveway. I was never anywhere near his house."

After all that, Roberts thought that A-Rod did a good job apologizing on ESPN on Monday. He revealed more information by admitting he took something in 2001 and 2002. She thinks this could all blow over.