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How Baseball's A-Rod Became Alex Rodriguez the Investor
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23:54Now PlayingFormer New York Yankees All-Star Alex Rodriguez has an eye on his legacy, and maybe redemption, too. Through A-Rod Corp. he's built a real estate empire that's fueling even bigger ambitions for investing and ownership. A failed bid (with Jennifer Lopez) to buy the New York Mets set the table for his purchase (with entrepreneur Marc Lore) of the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves and the WNBA's Minnesota Lynx.
We head to Miami for a series of wide-ranging, intimate conversations with one of the most successful and controversial athletes of his generation, revealing the long, painful road that brought him to this moment.
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