Alex Rodriguez joins Fox Sports as full-time MLB analyst according to : SI.com

Alex Rodriguez has joined Fox Sports full-time as an MLB analyst on a multi-year deal, the network announced on Tuesday. Rodriguez will continue as a studio analyst and will also serve as an in-game analyst for some MLB Saturday broadcasts. Rodriguez joined the Fox Sports broadcasting team during last year's postseason following his retirement from the Yankees after a 22-year career. "I'm excited to continue working with the FOX Sports family," said Rodriguez. He will also do feature reporting for Fox Sports' pregame MLB coverage.




March 8 (UPI) -- Alex Rodriguez signed a multiyear deal to be a MLB analyst on Fox Sports, the network announced Tuesday. Fox said Rodriguez will be used as a studio analyst and as an in-game analyst during Saturday broadcasts. The Yankees are paying Rodriguez $21 million in 2017 in the final season of a 10-year, $275 million contract. Rodriguez, who announced his retirement as a player on Feb. 21, served as a guest analyst for Fox during each of the past two postseasons. "I'm excited to continue working with the Fox Sports family," Rodriguez said in a statement.

Alex Rodriguez joins Fox as a full-time MLB analyst

This season, he will addgame analyst and feature reporter duties to his growing TV resume. "I'm excited to continue working with the Fox Sports family," A-Rod said in a statement. 'Success' of Rose, Rodriguez on Fox prove 'the darkside' sellsBEARD TALKThe Yankees have had a clean-cut policy since the days of late owner George Steinbrenner. In addition to A-Rod, the network hired ex-Yankee Nick Swisher last month and former SNY reporter Kevin Burkhardt is an anchor on FS1's MLB studio show. WARREN REPORTAdam Warren, one of five starters vying for the final two spots in the rotation, gave up back-to-back homers in three innings of relief duty.


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