Alex Rodriguez played his final game with the New York Yankees on Friday night, but it may not be his last career game.
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Jon Heyman of todaysknuckleball.com reports the Miami Marlins have had internal discussions about picking up A-Rod now that he's been released.
contending marlins have had internal talks on a-rod. no evidence how serious they are, if at all. https://t.co/zBwxi2kegT
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeyman) August 11, 2016
Rodriguez's last season with New York was largely forgettable; he had a .200 batting average and nine home runs in 225 at-bats.
But the Marlins, who are in contention for an NL wildcard spot, may be wondering if the veteran could help them. At the very least, A-Rod could help fill Marlins Park. Rodriguez lives in Miami and played high school baseball there before being drafted.
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Heyman said if Miami does go after Rodriguez, it almost certainly won't be until Sept. 1, when MLB rosters expand from 25 to 40 players.
