Baseball Nerd Keith Olbermann exclusive: Yanks, Marlins Discuss Alex Rodriguez Trade
The New York Yankees have held discussions with the Miami Marlins about a trade involving their third baseman...
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The post season did not go the way the New York Yankees or third-basemen Alex Rodriguez had hoped. Despite having baseball’s highest payroll the Yankees were swept out of the American League Championship Series by the Detroit Tigers. While there is plenty of blame to go around there are many fingers pointed at Rodriguez who finished the series a miserable 3-for-25 and was pinch...
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