Alex Rodriguez is one of the iconic players in baseball history. However, popularly known as A-Rod, Alex is not everyone’s favorite when it comes to his analysis.

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Regardless, Alex has been part of the Sunday Night booth show. Interestingly, ESPN has decided to give baseball fans a gift by starting MLB’s ”The Manning cast” show. However, the show host isn’t everyone’s favorite.

Alex Rodriguez is not the fan-favorite for ” The Manning Cast” show

Baseball fans have been waiting for the day ESPN starts a Manning Cast show for them. However, as their dreams finally came true, they had a shock when Alex Rodriguez, aka A-Rod’s name, came forward as the host.

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Interestingly, Michael Kay, a television play-by-play broadcaster of the New York Yankees, will join Alex in this new ESPN show.

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Notably, the fans lost their cool on Twitter, reacting to the news. Some fans are disappointed with ESPN on their choice of hosts, as they had high expectations of Major League Baseball’s Manning Cast Show. Fans slammed Alex and ESPN on Twitter.

Will A-Rod leave the Sunday Night Booth Show?

ESPN is still figuring out the details for the upcoming baseball ”Manning Show”. However, most likely, Alex Rodriguez will have to leave the Sunday Night Booth Show. Notably, some fans are happy about Alex quitting the Sunday show while planning on ditching to watch the ”Manning Show”.

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The football ”Manning Show’ is not aired every week. ESPN is still deciding whether they want the same for their baseball version, or want to try out another schedule. Considering the response from fans already, do you think ESPN will look for another host in place of A-Rod?

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Shreya Verma is a US Sports Content Strategist at EssentiallySports, with a focus on Olympic sports and athlete storytelling, covering beats like tennis, gymnastics, basketball, track and field, wrestling, and more. A qualified National Level air pistol shooter, she brings the unique perspective of both an athlete and a journalist to her work. Over the past four years at EssentiallySports, she has covered some of the biggest sporting stages, from managing the Olympic Sports desk during the Winter Olympics 2022 to spearheading the US Open 2025 coverage and content strategy. In 2024, she was on the ground in Paris for the Summer Olympics, where she interviewed legends and rising stars, including Carl Lewis, Laurie Hernandez, Fred Kerley, Noah Lyles, Quincy Hall, and Grant Holloway, who memorably offered her the chance to try on his gold medal. She also connected with icons and fan favorites such as Tom Brady, Katie Ledecky, Tara Davis & Hunter Woodhall, Andy Murray, Ilona Maher, Kevon Williams, Jonathan Owens, and Neeraj Chopra, while capturing emotional family perspectives from Nellie Biles, Jordan Chiles’ mother, Suni Lee’s mother, and Katie Ledecky’s brother, Michael. Her journalism is marked by authenticity, access, and a deep passion for highlighting perseverance and human connection in sports. Inspired by Olympic champions like Allyson Felix and Vincent Hancock, Shreya continues to carve her path as a storyteller.

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