2x World Series Winner Renews His Beef With Alex Rodriguez Through a Sly Valentine’s Day Message

MLB icon Alex Rodriguez is undoubtedly one of the best ballplayers in the sport’s history. He bid farewell to the game in 2016 after hitting 696 home runs and getting fifth place in all-time career homers. But all this did not come to him without the mistakes he made in his career. Those mistakes involved him taking performance-enhancing drugs to become one of the best in the game. However, with his mistakes in his career, he also attracted feuds with a few players. One of them is the two times world series champion, Jose Canseco. Although with Canseco, his feuds did not limit to his professional life, but to his personal life as well. 

Their feud dates back to 2008 when Canseco’s book, ‘Vindicated,’ told baseball fans about A-Rod’s alleged PEDs usage. Then, Parkway Jose also accused Rodriguez of having an affair with his wife, Jessica. And now, it’s been over a decade, but Canseco has not stopped taking verbal hits at the former Yankee. He’s back at it once again. 

New year, new hit on Alex Rodriguez!

During the time A-Rod was in a relationship with JLo, on the day when the ex-celeb couple celebrated Easter by having one of the biggest danceathons on Instagram, Canseco celebrated by saying, “Happy Easter to everyone except Alex Rodriguez.”

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And now, almost three years after this little incident, the former premier power hitter wrote in his tweet, “Happy Valentine’s Day to everyone except you know who.”

Anyone who knows anything about A-Rod and Canseco’s history knows that Canseco indirectly aimed his tweet at Rodriguez, and not the villain of the Harry Potter series. Although the first time it happened, it did not concern the fourteen times all-star player. However, this time, aside from Valentine’s, he had a birthday party to plan for his girlfriend. Therefore, whether or not A-Rod saw this tweet is yet to be known.

Twitter users had their own fun!

While many of the users understood that the tweet was indirectly aimed at A-Rod and not Voldemort, some of them remembered one of the most iconic villains from the 2000s. 

Everybody had their own fun bringing Voldemort and A-Rod into the conversation. But no one knows whether this feud will ever end or not. 

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