46-Year-Old Fernando Rodney Eyes MLB Return, Aims to Play Until 50
Despite not playing in the MLB since 2019, Rodney believes he can still contribute at the highest level and is currently fielding offers from Mexican League teams.
- Fernando Rodney, a 46-year-old free agent, has expressed his desire to return to Major League Baseball (MLB), aiming to play until he's 50.
- Rodney, who has not played in the MLB since the 2019 season, has previously played for 11 teams, including the Detroit Tigers, LA Angels, Tampa Bay Rays, Chicago Cubs, and San Diego Padres.
- Despite his age, Rodney believes he can still contribute at the highest level, stating he can still touch 95, 94, 93, 92 when he wants.
- Rodney has continued to play professionally, with stints in the Mexican League and the Dominican Winter League, and is currently fielding offers from Mexican League teams.
- Rodney's career includes 327 career saves, three All-Star selections, and a World Series ring, and he is known for his 'Bugs Bunny changeup', a pitch that has remained effective despite a slight dip in his fastball velocity.