Superstar slugger, a successful and established business tycoon, and a respected broadcaster. Is there anything Alex Rodriguez can’t do? Seemingly not! Analogous to that, the ex-Yankees superstar, who is now also a broadcaster with Fox, had a long evening after the World Baseball Classic came to an end featuring his opulent jet which traveled from Tampa to Minnesota.
From the Yankees’ spring training facility in Tampa to the home of his owned Minnesota Timberwolves, both of A-Rod’s trips turned out to be quite entertaining.
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An eventful day for A-Rod featuring the New York Yankees captain and a narrow Timberwolves victory
A-Rod uploaded a video on his Instagram where the $350 million ex-Yankees baseman flexes his luxurious jet. Through the caption of the upload, A-Rod narrates a potential encounter with Aaron Judge in Tampa, before traveling to Minnesota to watch his Timberwolves take on the Hawks.
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The caption of the video said, “Big Day! After an amazing WBC tourney, off to Tampa to sit with my boy Aaron Judge [arrow] Timberwolves v Hawks at home. LET’S GOOOO!”
Notably, Alex Rodriguez attended the game with his lady love Jaclyn Cordeiro. The couple found themselves witness to an extremely narrow escape for the Timberwolves, who won the game 125-124.
Alex Rodriguez always rooted for Aaron Judge to return to the Big Apple
Aaron Judge and Alex Rodriguez spent one year together in Pinstripes before A-Rod announced his retirement from the sport. While talking about Judge once, the 14-time All-Star said, “It’s one thing that actually Alex Rodriguez talked to me a little bit about in Spring Training this year. Which is have your moment, you know, have your moment in the game. It could be either you take an extra base, you know on a first to third when we’re cutting the ball off in the gap. You know, hold a runner to a single or making the play on defense. Anything you can do, if you’re not swinging it that day.”
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NEW YORK – DECEMBER 31: Baseball player Alex Rodriguez during NBC’s New Year’s Eve 2008 with Carson Daly in Times Square on December 31, 2007 in New York City. (Photo by Steven Henry/Getty Images)
With 220 home runs already, and nine years ahead of him, will Aaron Judge ever step close to Alex Rodriguez’s 696 career home runs? What do you think? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below!
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