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Originally Posted by alec
Back to the original argument, A-Rod is a great player, but he has no dedication to winning and has shown no desire like other players. The Rangers are to blame too, but what can you expect from a mid-market team when you sign to the largest contract in history? He knew what he was getting himself into, the burden of winning was on him, and he couldn't produce.
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ARod hit .258/.378/.516. Not the prettiest BA but he was getting on base and getting extra base hits. I wouldn't call an OPS near .900 in a postseason series choking. Overall in 7 postseason series, he's .330/.395/.583. His dropoff in numbers is pretty much in line with a move from a bandbox like Arlington to Yankee Stadium.