Alex Rodriguez
- #13 | 3B BatsR ThrowsR
- Height6-3
- Weight228
- New York Yankees
- Age34
- Experience 16 years
- Salary $33,000,000
- BirthplaceNew York, New York
A-Rod vs. Pettitte
The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News — When Andy Pettitte faces hitters tomorrow, it won’t be simply a string of minor leaguers going head-to-head against the veteran. Alex Rodriguez will take BP against Pettitte in what Rodriguez is hoping will be his final test before returning to the lineup on Sunday. Rodriguez wouldn’t promise a return on Sunday, but it seems at least [...]
New York Yankees 8 hours agoThe Big Sleep
Bronx Banter — My man Dimelo sent this separated-at-birth call to me last night. Not bad… After the game yesterday, A’s starter, Dallas Braden was disappointed by the lack of Bronx Cheer he received: I was expecting more,” said Braden, who verbally sparred with Alex Rodriguez early this season before throwing a perfect game against Tampa Bay on [...]
New York Yankees 10 hours agoA-Rod confirms split with agent Boras
New York Daily News — Alex Rodriguez's decision to split with Scott Boras, the famed agent who helped make the Yankees third baseman the highest-paid player in Major League Baseball history, doesn't make a whole lot of sense, one baseball insider says.
New York Yankees 12 hours agoPregame notes: CC, A-Rod, Nunez and Posada
The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News — As I write this, Alex Rodriguez is on the field taking batting practice and – just my opinion – he looks to be moving pretty freely. I know A-Rod is trying to be cautious about whether he’ll return on Sunday (the first day he’s eligible) but at this point there doesn’t seem to be any [...]
New York Yankees September 2, 2010Boras and A-Rod divorce
River Ave. Blues — It seems like an odd time to do so, but Craig Calcaterra of Hardball Talk reports that Alex Rodriguez has fired longtime agent Scott Boras. It actually happened a month ago. Jay Reisinger, who has acted as both A-Rod‘s and Andy Pettitte‘s counsel in dealing with PED matters, will take over as A-Rod’s full-time representative. [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogBoras and A-Rod divorce
New York Yankees September 2, 2010Game 134: Get off our mound
River Ave. Blues — When the Yankees visited the Athletics earlier this season, Alex Rodriguez sparked a little mini-controversy when he casually jogged across the pitcher’s mound on his way back to first base following a foul ball. No one would have even noticed Alex’s mishap if not for A’s starter Dallas Braden, who opened his yap and told [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogGame 134: Get off our mound
New York Yankees September 2, 2010Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez taking steps toward returning to lineup
Newark Star-Ledger — CC Sabathia looking to win for 11th time at Yankee Stadium this season
New York Yankees September 2, 2010Older A-Rod says he 'feels great'
New York Post — Alex Rodriguez turned 35 in July and limped onto the disabled list in August, and the correlation feels obvious — except not to A-Rod. Rodriguez does not believe his left calf strain is related to age. An injury is sometimes just an injury, he believes, and not a reflection of your...
New York Yankees September 1, 2010Yanks rout A’s en route to fourth straight win
River Ave. Blues — Despite their generally mediocre starting pitching and lack of Alex Rodriguez, the Yankees managed to reel off three straight wins coming into Tuesday’s game against the Athletics, and they wasted no time making sure it would be four in a row. The struck early and often with a loud offensive attack that featured homers, double [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogYanks rout A’s en route to fourth straight win
New York Yankees August 31, 2010Postgame notes: Where you want to be on September 1
The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News — August was a not any easy month for the Yankees. Alex Rodriguez and Lance Berkman both went on the disabled list, Andy Pettitte did not return as soon as expected, road trips to Toronto and Kansas City didn’t go as expected, A.J. Burnett didn’t win a game, and Curtis Granderson got off to such a [...]
New York Yankees August 31, 2010-
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- Short life of a Super Nova Yankees Blog | ESPN New York It's hard to imagine Joe Girardi pulling any of his other starters, even the notoriously erratic A.J. Burnett, after just 76 pitches and 4-2/3 innings in a game the Yankees were winning. But that is just what the Yankee manager did with super-rook Ivan Nova this afternoon, yanking him one out shy of getting out of the fifth inning, which deprived him of the chance to get the win. It's true that Nova did not seem to have the electric stuff he showed in his first two major-league starts -- his fastball, previously clocked as high as 97 MPH, never went above 94 today and mostly loitered in the n...
- Bullpen baffles Jays Yankees Blog | ESPN New York Four relievers from the suddenly reliable Yankees bullpen held Toronto hitless over the final 4 1/3 innings. Boone Logan entered the game with two out in the fifth and retired Lyle Overbay on a strikeout. Dave Robertson relieved Logan with one out in the sixth. He got out of a two-out jam with runners on second and third by striking out Mike McCoy. Kerry Wood replaced Robertson with one out in the seventh and - after a scoreless 1 2/3 appearance - handed the ball to Mariano Rivera. Rivera pitched a scoreless ninth. Wood was awarded the win by the official scorer, who made the judgement beca...
- Bombers keep on rolling, beat Jays 7-3 New York Daily News The Yankees scored five runs in the first three innings en route to a breezy 7-3 victory over the Blue Jays at the Stadium - their season-high tying seventh win in a row. Brett Gardner rapped an RBI triple and scored three runs and Curtis Granderson drove in three runs.
- Rookie Ivan Nova not as sharp in third start for Yankees Newark Star-Ledger Girardi: "His command was a little off."
- Swisher remains day-to-day The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News Nick Swisher said he was available to pinch hit this afternoon, but his stiff left knee is still keeping him from moving 100 percent. “I want to be able to run full speed,” he said. “Even if I can get it up there to 80 or 90 (percent), I’ll be happy with that.” Joe Girardi waited to [...]