Alex Rodriguez and Mariano Rivera reflect on business and baseball at Carnegie Hall, Thursday afternoon, Sept. 24
9/15/15, "Mariano Rivera and Alex Rodriguez Headline "Refections on Business and Baseball" September 24th," AthleteSpeakers.com, Carson Ingle
"Steiner Sports has put together another great night featuring New York Yankees legends. Baseball’s all-time great closer Mariano Rivera is teaming up with current comeback success Alex Rodriguez for a great [afternoon] catering to Yankees fans and business professionals.
On (Thursday) September 24th, “Reflections on Business and Baseball” will take place at Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York at 1:00. Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Mark Lasry will also join Rivera and Rodriguez.
General Admission includes one mezzanine seat and costs $99. To purchase tickets call 914-307-1065 or email CorporateMarketing@SteinerSports.com.
Rivera tallied an MLB record 652 saves during 17 seasons as Yankees closer. The 13-time All-Star won five World Series titles in pinstripes and holds postseason records with a 0.70 ERA and 42 saves.
In 2013, the Yankees retired Rivera’s jersey. He has also devoted
his efforts in retirement to the several charitable causes through the
Mariano Rivera Foundation.
Rodriguez has been one of the biggest stories in baseball after missing the entire 2014 season. He collected his 3000th hit this year and is currently hitting .257 with 31 homeruns and 82 RBI.
Currently, Rodriguez ranks fourth in baseball history with 685 homers. The 14-time All-Star has long been a prodigy since being the first overall pick of the Seattle Mariners in 1993."... First image from Athlete Speakers, second image from CarnegieHall.org Tweet Stumbleupon StumbleUpon
On (Thursday) September 24th, “Reflections on Business and Baseball” will take place at Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall in New York at 1:00. Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Mark Lasry will also join Rivera and Rodriguez.
General Admission includes one mezzanine seat and costs $99. To purchase tickets call 914-307-1065 or email CorporateMarketing@SteinerSports.com.
Rivera tallied an MLB record 652 saves during 17 seasons as Yankees closer. The 13-time All-Star won five World Series titles in pinstripes and holds postseason records with a 0.70 ERA and 42 saves.
Rodriguez has been one of the biggest stories in baseball after missing the entire 2014 season. He collected his 3000th hit this year and is currently hitting .257 with 31 homeruns and 82 RBI.
Currently, Rodriguez ranks fourth in baseball history with 685 homers. The 14-time All-Star has long been a prodigy since being the first overall pick of the Seattle Mariners in 1993."... First image from Athlete Speakers, second image from CarnegieHall.org Tweet Stumbleupon StumbleUpon
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