Former Yankees star Alex Rodriguez reveals gum disease diagnosis
Former Yankees star Alex Rodriguez revealed he's been diagnosed with gum disease.
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Former Yankees star Alex Rodriguez revealed he's been diagnosed with gum disease.
Alex Rodriguez shined on the baseball field for over two decades, but now he is on a new mission. "A-Rod" was recently diagnosed with early-stage gum disease and has since partnered with OraPharma to help raise awareness. He joins "CBS Mornings" for an exclusive interview.
Lopez and Rodriguez were engaged in 2019 and had been dating for about four years. Their wedding was postponed because of the pandemic, and it was widely reported in March that they had called it off.
A-Rod was the headliner in a group that tried to buy the New York Mets last year.
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez said Saturday in a statement that reports of their split are inaccurate, and they are working things through.
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have reportedly broken up following a two-year engagement.
A trio of NFL players are part of a large group of investors now involved in the A-Rod and J-Lo bid to buy the New York Mets.
Major League Baseball has reportedly pre-approved seven potential bidders for the Mets franchise. A-Rod and J-Lo's group are reportedly one of those seven.
Could the former Yankee and Bronx music legend be the next owners in Queens?
Rodriguez was in town broadcasting the Giants-Phillies game.
J-Lo and A-Rod announced the big news on their respective Instagram accounts, boasting an impressive diamond engagement ring.
The diet is catching on thanks to an Instagram post from the celebrity power couple. But does it really have any benefits?
Alex Rodriguez arrived at spring training Monday and had high praise for a lineup led by Giancarlo Stanton, Aaron Judge, Gary Sanchez and Didi Gregorius.
Five years after claiming the Yankees were trying to run him out of baseball, Alex Rodriguez is remaining with New York as a revered elder statesman.
Alex Rodriguez is taking over for Aaron Boone again, this time moving into the ESPN booth for "Sunday Night Baseball."
The Bombers have their new manager -- introducing Aaron Boone on Wednesday -- but A-Rod isn't shutting the door on the possibility that he'd take the job someday down the road.
Hours before his final game as a Yankee on Aug. 12, 2016, Alex Rodriguez seemed to sidestep questions about whether he might try to resume his baseball career.
Alex Rodriguez says he hasn't swung a bat since he grounded out in his final game with the Yankees in August. But don't think that means he doesn't miss playing the game, at least somewhat.
On Nov. 20, 2013, Alex Rodriguez, who was fighting to avoid a 211-game suspension for PED use, walked out of his grievance hearing after arbitrator Fredric Horowitz refused to order baseball Commissioner Bud Selig to testify.
It may have ended with a World Series ring, but the 2009 season got off to a rocky start for former Yankees' third baseman Alex Rodriguez.
People reports "Jenny from the Block" has fallen for former Bronx Bomber Alex Rodriguez.
A-Rod will be a game analyst and feature reporter for the network and FS1 and will continue to work in the studio, the network said Tuesday in announcing a multiyear deal.
Despite all the steroids and the lying and the endless circus of his playing days, Alex Rodriguez has always had a brilliant baseball mind.
Released last August with more than a year left in his $275 million, 10-year contract, A-Rod spent his first day as New York Yankees spring training guest instructor. Asked Tuesday whether he is retired, the 41-year-old responded: "Yes, I am."
Nick Swisher has arrived as a New York Yankees guest spring training instructor and Alex Rodriguez is on deck.
