A-Rod sold his house for $30 million

He might not be great in October, but Alex Rodriguez is CRUSHING IT in May ... 'cause the baseball star just sold his Miami Beach mansion for a $15 MILLION profit, TMZ has learned. Read the whole story

Alex Rodriguez bought a plot of land in Miami back in 2010 for $7.4 million, and spent another $7.6 million building a giant mansion on the property. Less than a year later, , and according to TMZ, . Not bad, A-Rod. The mansion is 20,000 square feet ...

TAMPA, Fla. -- Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez started his third week of on-field work by adding defensive drills and hitting in a cage.The 37-year-old, recuperating from left hip surgery on Jan. 16, fielded grounders and took 25 swings during ...

The 37-year-old, recuperating from left hip surgery on Jan. 16, fielded grounders and took 25 swings during a batting practice session in an indoor cage Monday at the Yankees minor league complex. A-Rod, who has been hitting off a tee and taking ...

Bill Kostroun/New York PostDerek Jeter (left) and Alex Rodriguez during a game late last season. Being hurt never paid so well. Sports Illustrated released their list of the top-50 highest earning athletes in America on Wednesday and 10 New York ...

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According to TMZ , the Yankees' third baseman Alex Rodriguez, who has been sitting on the disabled list all season after his January hip surgery, recently sold his nearly-20,000 square foot Miami mansion for a whopping $30 million, netting himself a ...

Let's be honest here, Justin Upton's first game back in Arizona wasn't exactly Alex Rodriguez heading back to Texas or Roger Clemens returning to Fenway Park. When he stepped up in the top of the first inning on Monday, it was mostly a milquetoast ...