Alex Rodriguez #13 of the New York Yankees runs to first base on a ground out in the seventh inning against the Tampa Bay Rays at Yankee Stadium on August 12, 2016 in New York City. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)

It looks like A-Rod's retirement is going to be short lived

Former MLB manager and current ESPN analyst Jim Bowden says Alex Rodriguez's career isn't over.

According to a former MLB general manager, Alex Rodriguez will get his chance to get home run No. 700.

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Jim Bowden, a former GM who's now an ESPN and MLB Network Radio personality, said on his radio show that Rodriguez will play at Miami to end this season.

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It's been previously reported that the Marlins have had internal talks about signing Rodriguez. Bowden said Miami will follow through and sign A-Rod after he clears waivers next Monday. He says Rodriguez will likely place first base and replace Chris Johnson, who's batting .227 and has 19 RBIs.

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If Miami does sign Rodriguez, it may not be a bad move. Rodriguez isn't hitting much worse than Johnson, and he may provide an attendance boost by playing for the team during the last month of regular season.

It'd be a big win for A-Rod, especially if he can prove to the Yankees that he can still play well.