If there's one thing Alex Rodriguez is good at, it's serving up Red Sox Nation with many ways to get made fun of. Wednesday's #NESNcaption contest winners didn't hold back when the photo above was posted on Twitter and Facebook, as seen in the winning comments below. Nate Mercier cooties! Christian Beber this is my steroid face! the needle hurts Joe Lane if i do this face they can't see my purple lipstick Mitch Grace "Who am I? What am I doing here? I just wanted to be a dancer!!!" @NESN eewww theres a spider get it Derek!!!!! #nesncaption —...
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