After months of entertainment, the 2022 MLB regular season is finally over. And now the fun part begins. Notably, a total of 12 teams have sealed their berth in the playoffs. The postseason will kick off with the wild card series tonight. And if you are wondering where to find MLB’s star Alex Rodriguez, the former Yankee is all set to entertain the MLB fans.

In four wild card series starting tonight, the New York Mets will clash with the San Diego Padres, the Rays with the Guardians, the Mariners with the Blue Jays, and the Phillies will face the Cardinals.

New York Yankees legend Alex Rodriguez to team up with ace sportscaster Michael Kay for the Phillies v/s Cardinals game

Although it is a good thing for the Yankees fans that their team does not have to play the wild card round, Alex Rodriguez would still do his part in the wild card round. Yes! The former Yankee will team up with the renowned Yankee sportscaster, Michael Kay, for the Phillies v/s Cardinals game.

Taking to Twitter, Michael informed the same.

“Tune in to ABC today at 2 pm for the first game of the wild card series between the Phillies and the Cardinals live from St. Louis. Join me, Alex Rodriguez, and Alden Gonzalez for the call,” Michael Kay tweeted.

“The St. Louis Cardinals host the Philadelphia Phillies at 2 p.m. on ABC. The team of Michael Kay and World Series Champion Alex Rodriguez will call the series with Alden Gonzalez reporting,” ESPN press release shared the commentary team in detail.

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Not only for this game, but A-Rod and Michael Kay will host the entire series between the Phillies and Cardinals.

Will A-Rod back the Yankees for the World Series this year?

Being a Yankee, it goes without saying, Alex Rodriguez would want the Pinstripes to win the championship. However, A-Rod is yet to comment on which team will win the coveted World Series title this year.

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When talking about the Yankees, they have won no championship since the 2009 season. Given the red-hot form of Aaron Judge, do you think Pinstripes can end their title drought this year?