Alex Rodriguez lands in Hartford, Connecticut and signs autographs for fans… after his ex Jennifer Lopez reunited with Ben Affleck
Alex Rodriguez got back to work on Sunday, but not before happily signing a few autographs for his fans.
The 45-year-old Major League Baseball legend was spotted after his private jet landed in Hartford, Connecticut on Sunday afternoon.
The former slugger was seen signing a few autographs for fans before he made the drive to ESPN’s headquarters in Bristol, Connecticut for the network’s Sunday Night Baseball telecast, where he is part of the broadcast team.
Back to work: Alex Rodriguez got back to work on Sunday, but not before happily signing a few autographs for his fans
Rodriguez was wearing a black soft shell coat from his A-Rod Corp along with navy blue Nike NBA sweats.
He stayed safe amid the COVID-19 pandemic by wearing a black face mask over his mouth and nose, along with black Aviator sunglasses.
He was spotted signing autographs for a number of fans, while carrying a black leather overnight bag as he stepped off his private plane.
Signing for fans: He was spotted signing autographs for a number of fans, while carrying a black leather overnight bag as he stepped off his private plane
Rodriguez recently split with fiancee Jennifer Lopez, who he’d been dating since February 2017.
The couple announced their engagement in March 2019, and while they were supposed to tie the knot in 2020, the wedding was delayed due to COVID-19.
While the couple split in April, there have been reports that Rodriguez wants her back, though Lopez was recently spotted with another famous ex, Ben Affleck.
Exes: Rodriguez recently split with fiancee Jennifer Lopez, who he’d been dating since February 2017
Rodriguez also revealed last week that he got his second vaccination shot, adding, ‘#Grateful to get my second vaccination shot today. Happy Sunday everyone!’
He also took to Instagram last week to commit to getting back in shape, stating he’s ‘leaving the dad-bod in 2020.’
‘Anyone else determined to stick with their fitness goals this year? I’ve been consistent with my workouts and finally put down the chips,’ he said, before asking his 4 million followers, ‘What food is your weakness?’
Happy: Rodriguez also revealed last week that he got his second vaccination shot, adding, ‘#Grateful to get my second vaccination shot today. Happy Sunday everyone!’
Dad bod: ‘Anyone else determined to stick with their fitness goals this year? I’ve been consistent with my workouts and finally put down the chips,’ he said, before asking his 4 million followers, ‘What food is your weakness?’
Rodriguez played 22 seasons in Major League Baseball, breaking into the league when he was just 18 years old with the Seattle Mariners.
He was an All-Star for 14 of his 22 years in the big leagues, winning three MVP awards, finishing his career with the fourth-most home runs in history (696).
He will be eligible for the Baseball Hall of Fame for the first time later this year, and could very well be a first-ballot inductee.
Baseball: Rodriguez played 22 seasons in Major League Baseball, breaking into the league when he was just 18 years old with the Seattle Mariners