Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez’s Daughter Takes on Miami in the Marlins Jersey With a Beautiful Display of the National Anthem

A-Rod is not the only star in his family. While Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez is usually the focal point of news, this time it’s his 17-year-old daughter, Natasha Rodriguez who surprised and shook the LoanDepot Park in Miami.

Markedly, A-Rod has two daughters with his first wife, Cynthia Scurtis: Natasha, 17, and Ella, 14. A-Rod and Cynthia married in 2002. And eventually, the couple called it quits and officially separated in 2008. While their marriage did not weather a pleasant end, A-Rod has consistently shared a wholesome dynamic with his two daughters.

A-Rod’s daughter Natasha sings at LoanDepot Park

On Thursday night, before Miami Marlins took on the Philadelphia Phillies at home, A-Rod’s daughter, Natasha Alexander, started the night with a beautiful and melodious display of the National Anthem. A-Rod, like a proud father, documented the moment and shared a video of his daughter’s performance on his social media handles.

In the video, Natasha is wearing a Marlins jersey with the number 13 and her last name, “Rodriguez.” Natasha walks to the baseball diamond and proceeds to perform for the crowd. Markedly, A-Rod captioned his Tweet with, “So proud” along with a blue heart and USA flag. 

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Moving on, the Marlins won the game 5-3. However, they lost the first two games of the series and, in effect, the entire series against the Phillies.

Alex ‘A-Rod’ Rodriguez with the Yanks

A-Rod made his MLB debut in 1994. Ten years down the line, after making a mark with the Seattle Mariners and Texas Rangers, in 2004, A-Rod arrived in New York. The Yankees-Rodriguez relationship started when the shortstop converted to a baseman to accommodate then-captain Derek Jeter. A-Rod won his only World Championship with the Yankees in 2009. Moreover, he also won two American League MVPs and home run leader awards in 2005 and 2007.

The superstar power-hitter retired from baseball in 2016. To point out, the most successful and controversial moments of A-Rod’s MLB career materialized with the Yankees.

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