Another A-Rod Attack at Fenway Park?
I'm sure you all remember this little confrontation between Jason Varitek and Alex Rodriguez:
Well, get ready for Round 2 (sort of):
That's 13 year old Alexa Rodriguez in the green sweatshirt and that huge, intimidating, airborne beast is a hawk that makes its home within the friendly confines of Fenway Park. Alexa and her classmates from Memorial Boulevard Middle School in Bristol, CT were on a tour of the hallowed grounds when the hawk mysteriously swooped in and attacked the young girl known to friends as "A-Rod." As if this whole situation wasn't weird enough, the PTI guys (Kornheiser, Wilbon and mainly their research assistants I'm sure) unearthed evidence that such an attack hasn't occurred at Fenway in the past several decades. This eery occurrence raises the question of whether or not it's just a strange coincidence that a girl who goes by the nickname "A-Rod" (and whose age is the very number the MLB's A-Rod wears on his pinstriped jersey) was somehow targeted by this Fenway fowl. In my own estimation, I think there's something more going on here and to help prove my point I was able to dig up this photo that was taken just moments before the attack:
Well, get ready for Round 2 (sort of):
That's 13 year old Alexa Rodriguez in the green sweatshirt and that huge, intimidating, airborne beast is a hawk that makes its home within the friendly confines of Fenway Park. Alexa and her classmates from Memorial Boulevard Middle School in Bristol, CT were on a tour of the hallowed grounds when the hawk mysteriously swooped in and attacked the young girl known to friends as "A-Rod." As if this whole situation wasn't weird enough, the PTI guys (Kornheiser, Wilbon and mainly their research assistants I'm sure) unearthed evidence that such an attack hasn't occurred at Fenway in the past several decades. This eery occurrence raises the question of whether or not it's just a strange coincidence that a girl who goes by the nickname "A-Rod" (and whose age is the very number the MLB's A-Rod wears on his pinstriped jersey) was somehow targeted by this Fenway fowl. In my own estimation, I think there's something more going on here and to help prove my point I was able to dig up this photo that was taken just moments before the attack:
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