Alex Rodríguez recuerda sus inicios en el béisbol y su infancia en República Dominicana

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00:00Miami, how did you start in baseball?

00:03If you were a kid you thought you were a star in baseball,

00:08at some point you had the uncertainty in the field,

00:14the ball, a lot of the ballers leave the field.

00:17Tell me a little bit about your beginnings.

00:19Well, first, in 1975 I was born in Washington Heights,

00:24in the shadow of Yankee Stadium, in the old Yankee Stadium,

00:27in the house that made Babe Ruth.

00:31In the first year, in the 2009, we won the championship

00:34and it was the last championship of the Yankees.

00:36But I was born in New York in 1975.

00:40In 1979 and 1980, my mom and my dad moved to the Dominican Republic.

00:46We lived very close to Metaldon, in a neighborhood called Independence,

00:51close to Northeza.

00:53And, well, it was four years that, David, I feel like that was ayer.

01:00And then I started to take my vision to be a baller.

01:05My dad, in New York, from the year 1974 to 1979,

01:10always was two things.

01:12A baller and played at the AAA level.

01:16And he was also a business owner.

01:18Because we had a parent,

01:19who attends웃.

01:21Once біль Jack places,

01:21there was not least one thing.

01:23And then we went to the chacun of the waters,

01:24which is a simple thing,

01:25that's a little over,

01:26and finally even more important

01:28than that,

01:28that's a good idea for us to tell us

01:29that people would offer us

01:30to see a house.

01:35And he was in fact

01:36because these others would offer us

01:39to live in the house Many billions.