"Why isn't there anything or any link to the story about him and that woman in Toronto?   
A vandal deleted the reference and no one caught it. It has since been readded, under the personal life section.  
I'm back now, and it looks like someone deleted that section again.  

I won't get into the existence of a Criticism section, its been discussed before, and if its consensus to keep it, I'm all for it. But it does seem to be piling it on when the Bronson Arroyo glove slapping incident is mentioned in two separate sections. It appears under criticisms and under the 2004 section when it happened. Under the criticism section its even referred to as ""blatant."" And while I think it actually was pretty blatant, it seems like POV to use such a strong word. The Schilling quote following it sums up the feeling enough, I think including such an obviously subjective word on top of it actually detracts from the critical nature of the paragraph, and makes it seem more like A-rod haters wrote it than an objective encyclopedia. The evidence is damning enough - I won't change it yet, but anyone have any thoughts?  
Agreed, and changed.  

 2001 & 2002 HR's 
It says his 109 HR's in 2001-2002 are most ever for consecutive AL seasons...... I believe The Babe hit 113 between 1920 & 1921.... Not sure though.—The preceding unsigned comment was added by  (talk • contribs).

The Bambino also hit 114 in 1926-27 (60 and 54).
It says right-handed in the article, the Bambino was left-handed.  

Clean-up
Regarding Greiner's reverts, 1) it was proper to include the second comma in a series, for example A, B, and C, and his revision is therefore inappropriate; 2) it is proper to have the year series read 1988-90, as I had it, and therefore his revision is not appropriate, and 3) while it is the general rule to write out numbers one through nine, here  in baseball articles, and in articles that also have the same numbers in a series represented by numberals, as in hit ""9 home runs and ten home runs in consecutive years,"" it is acceptable to have numbers 1-9 written out.  It especially aids the reader in articles such as this one, which are replete with numbers, in that numerals are easier to scan.  

 More Trivia 

I pretty sure the name A-rod is trademarked, unfortuntly i can not find anything that can fully confirm this. Help would be apriciated 
http://tess2.uspto.gov/bin/showfield?f=doc&state;=36qnco.3.1 Curse of the A-Rod was a registered trademark of a company in Boston, Massachusetts, but beyond that, no trademark exists for A-Rod. 

The picture of arod hitting against the rockies is actually a picture of derek jeter.

 More HR's and RBI's 

A-Rod hit two more homers against Tamba Bay and has some other RBI's that need to be posted. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 24.46.123.59  .
Home run records are now up-to-date. He's also 1 away from tying the AL and MLB April RBI record, 35 by Juan Gonzales. 

 Middle Name 

His middle name isn't Enmanuel, it's Emmanuel http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&aq;=t&ie;=UTF-8&rlz;=1T4HPID_en___US218&q;=alex+emmanuel+rodriguez  

I think Alex is the best player in the world. I like he has the same middle name. My mom says it means Jesus. I think that mean maybe Alex is related to Jesus like Jesus is his great grandfather. Thats why he is the best player in the world. I think he will beat Barry in the end.   

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