One of baseball's most unpopular players is thriving in retirement
 

One of baseball's most unpopular players is thriving in retirement
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Former MLB All-Star Alex Rodriguez will host a CNBC show called "Back in the Game," which chronicles the financial woes of ex-athletes struggling to navigate life after their playing days, according to multiple reports.*

And if you've been following A-Rod since his playing career ended last year, you k**w he is the most ironic choice to host this show, because A-Rod is absolutely killing the retirement game.

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In fact, it seems like Rodriguez's post-playing days are treating him better than his 22 years in the big leagues. Though he amassed 14 All-Star appearances, three MVP awards and a World ****** ring, A-Rod was somewhat of a polarizing figure in Major League Baseball. Read more...

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