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For my father By Nelson Santana August 4, 2010 Alex Rodriguez is an exquisite specimen of a baseball player who has rubbed Dominicans and Americans alike the wrong way. Interestingly enough, these individuals have no logical reason to hate Rodriguez. For example, when a group of Dominicans carryon a conversation among themselves with Rodriguez as the protagonist, phrases such as “disgusting traitor” are integrated into the conversation.

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Words of hate and ignorant statements spew out of the mouths of such individuals. The root of this ignorant way of thinking is simply envy. This shows the great ignorance of the Dominican people in regard to the best Dominican baseball player of all time. WHEN THE DOMINICAN PEOPLE COLLECTIVELY LOVED THEIR GOLDEN BOY, ALEX RODRIGUEZ There once was a time in history when Dominicans in and outside of the Dominican Republic admired Alex Rodriguez. From the moment that Alex Rodriguez entered Major League Baseball, Alex became the face of all Dominicans in the Majors.

To be more precise, Rodriguez's face appeared on milk cartons, books and other merchandise in the Dominican Republic. The question to ask is: When did the Dominican people turn their backs on Rodriguez? Only a fool or one who does not follow baseball would not know the answer. Dominicans turned backs on their idol Alex Rodriguez when the gentleman of the future half billion-dollar contract signed with the New York Yankees. Both fans of the New York Mets and Boston Red Sox - many of whom are Dominican - were so distraught that from one moment to the other they began to hate the Golden Boy they once praised.

In fact, some Dominicans have even gone as far as to wish death upon Rodriguez. Felix Cabral said: 'I hope that thief’s bags (scrotum) rot.' Manny Ramirez, Pedro Martinez, Vladimir Guerrero, Bartolo Colon and a host of other Dominican players left their respective teams and abandoned their fans who worshiped them in search of more money. Then, why so much hatred toward Rodriguez and not these players? The answer: Simply because the New York Yankees, also known in baseball as the “Evil Empire,” was the team to win the Alex Rodriguez sweepstakes by signing the best baseball player and unfortunately the ignorant Boston and Mets fans have not been able to get over this. A VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Traditionally the team of preference among the Dominicans, in and out of the Dominican Republic has always been the New York Yankees. The team of choice for most Dominican players who aspire to someday play in Major League Baseball is the New York Yankees.

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Manny Ramirez and Pedro Martinez are two baseball players who have had such a preference of playing for the Yankees, a team in which many of their fellow countrymen have played in including Robinson Cano, Alfonso Soriano, Tony Fernandez, Mariano Duncan, Luis Polonia, Raul Mondesi and a host of Dominican players. THE INFLUENCE OF DOMINICAN MUSIC Manny Ramirez and Rafael Furcal are multimillionaires who have never forgotten their Dominican roots and oftentimes can be found socializing with Dominicans when they travel to Dominican Republic. They partake in activities with the rich and poor alike, and take time to socialize with the common folk. Major leaguers are praised by Dominican society.

This is evident in Dominican music, especially merengue tipico songs, where players are often mentioned. Ibm 4610 driver for mac. For those who do not know, the players most often mentioned in Dominican music are Manny Ramirez and Rafael Furcal, and not necessarily because they are the most humble, but because they have invested money to keep alive and relevant in today's society merengue tipico.

Before the defection of Tormenta, Cristian, Dario and other musicians from the first Kerubanda, that group in particular was sponsored by Peligro Records, a company owned by Manny Ramirez. During the group’s reincarnation and prior to the second breakup, the new Kerubanda was sponsored by Rafael Furcal.

If one listens carefully to the song, “El Pichoncito,” the most played merengue tipico of 2009, one would hear the many times that Furcal’s name is mentioned throughout the song. IN DEFENSE OF ALEX RODRIGUEZ One of the most interesting things is when a psychologist attempts to analyze the psychological psyche of an individual. New York’s darling was abandoned by his father at the age of seven and Rodriguez has a brother who he just met not too long ago.

No matter how much they try to reason, those individuals speak negatively about Rodriguez principally because they are envious of him. In the press conference that ensued after the Yankees eliminated the Minnesota Twins from contention in 2009’s postseason, the first thing Rodriguez did was thank all Dominicans for the support they had given throughout his career, especially for the support they gave him in a season in which the American and Dominican press portrayed him negatively after he honed up to the use of steroids.

Again, following New York’s second victory over the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim, Rodriguez mentioned the Dominican people in the press conference. After watching and listening to Rodriguez, only an ignorant person could argue that Rodriguez does not mention his land or his people. 2009 was a memorable year for Rodriguez since for the first time in his storied career he demonstrated his prowess and shined during the postseason, leading the Yankees to his first World Series title. People should not be so ignorant to not recognize when one of their own calls. THE DEBATE BETWEEN ALEX RODRIGUEZ AND ALBERT PUJOLS There is absolutely no doubt that the two best players of Dominican descent to have played in the Majors are Albert Pujols and Alex Rodriguez. There are many Dominicans who insist that Pujols is a more complete baseball player than Rodriguez, but these folks usually argue without having concrete evidence before their eyes, and thus make ignorant comments. Alex Rodriguez's career is more extensive than Albert Pujols, then it is logical that Rodriguez has produced more than Pujols in terms of RBI, runs scored, hits and home runs among other categories.

However, when comparing the career of Rodriguez with that of Pujols is clear that the statistics of both players are almost identical. Alex Rodriguez Seasonal Averages (per 162 games played) YEARSGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBCSAVGOBPSLGOPS 215.303.388.571.959 Albert Pujols Seasonal Averages (per 162 games played) YEARSGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBCSAVGOBPSLGOPS 9.28956784.331.425.6221.047 As the evidence suggests, taking into account the average of 162 lifetime games of both players, Rodriguez has outperformed Pujols in runs scored and home runs, while both are tied in RBIs and Pujols has been a more complete player in relation to hits and batting average among other categories.