Forget the batter’s box—Alex Rodriguez is knocking it out of the park in fatherhood. His latest Instagram stories capture him in a world of love, where his daughters are the real MVPs. With the elder kid Natasha by his side, A-Rod isn’t just living his best life—he’s writing a new chapter, and this one is all about family.
Contrary to his flamboyant MLB career, Rodriguez’s post-retirement life is what anyone would dream of. Venturing into my own business, living in Coral Gables away from the city chores, and spending quality family time. What else does a man need to live a happy life? Rodriguez, with his ex-wife Cynthia, has two daughters, Natasha and Ella. Despite his split with Cynthia, his bond with Natasha and Ella has only grown stronger. Remember that 2020 TikTok dance with JLo? So yes, #dadmoments has always been his thing.
The latest Instagram stories of Alex Rodriguez offer a glimpse of his fitness journey with his daughters. The caption reads, “Sunday sunrise walk to Key Biscayne bridge.” The photo of Rodriguez soaking in the sun with his daughters reflects his dedication to fitness at the age of 49.
His return to the field, in any role, would still make any team sit up and take notice. Why? Because the experience and swagger he brings to a clubhouse are unmatched.
But what about the Yankees, the team he once led? How are they faring without him?
The new-age Yankees without Rodriguez
A-Rod might hate seeing them lag behind the Dodgers and Mets in payroll and star power. But here’s the twist—after 15 long years, they finally clinched the AL pennant! So, could this be the start of a Bronx revival? They also made it to the World Series in 2024. Thanks to right fielder Juan Soto, who, with Aaron Judge, formed the most potent baseball duo. Unfortunately, Soto chose to leave for the Mets, leaving a huge void in the batting order.
The Bronx Bombers last won the ring in 2009 with Rodriguez, and since then, it’s been a blue ocean. Alex Rodriguez scored 30 homers and 100 RBIs in 2009, when the Yankees recorded 103-59. On the other hand, last year, the Bombers recorded only 94-68 despite Soto amassing 41 homers and 109 RBIs. This proves how the Yankees’ clubhouse was 15 years ago. However, the Yankees are trying to make things work.
Recently, they just made a power move—Cody Bellinger is in as their starting center fielder. That means Aaron Judge shifts back to right field, giving them a big defensive boost over Juan Soto. With these upgrades, the roster looks stronger than last year, and you bet A-Rod would love to see it.
But here’s a question—if Rodriguez made a comeback, would it change anything for the Yankees? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
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