Alex Rodriguez

A.Rod is one of the biggest MLB stars. But his proudest moment has to do with Alex Rodriguez’s nephew Joe Dunand, not his baseball career.

Alex Rodriguez is Hall of Fame material, but how does he compare to the Yankees’ greatest third basemen in history?

Alex Rodriguez will soon be eligible for the Hall of Fame. For him to get in, though, one of three things needs to happen.

Alex Rodriguez didn’t go to college. But it hasn’t stopped him from donating millions to the University of Miami, which he almost attended.

Alex Rodriguez was once the highest-paid MLB player. His downfall changed things, but one place where A.Rod kept his A-game was his finances.

Alex Rodriguez is proud of his history, not just in baseball but in his family, too. So what nationality is the living MLB legend?

While Alex Rodriguez probably won’t become the MLB Commissioner anytime soon, he might be better at the job than you’d initially think.

Before he became a hero and pariah, Alex Rodriguez’s history can be traced back to New York, Miami, and the Dominican Republic.

Alex Rodriguez and his half-brother, Lt. Col. Victor M. Rodriguez are very different and barely knew each other for many decades.

Alex Rodriguez has turned into a successful broadcaster working for ESPN and Fox. Here’s how he made his way back into MLB’s good graces.

While Alex Rodriguez is one of the high-profile athletes to get brought down by the steroid scandal, he’s been getting better press lately.

Alex Rodriguez is one of the best modern MLB players, but his career had some black marks. Here’s what he learned from his worst moment.

Alex Rodriguez was a polarizing figure during his baseball career. Since retirement, however, he’s really turned things around.