Overview
- HBO began streaming the three-part miniseries on Nov. 6, with subsequent episodes scheduled for Nov. 13 and Nov. 20.
- Ella Rodriguez, 17, says she disliked being identified primarily as “A-Rod’s daughter” and describes growing up in the spotlight as “weird.”
- Natasha Rodriguez, 20, calls herself and her father “carbon copies” in work ethic and ambition, and she is enrolled at the University of Michigan.
- Ex-wife Cynthia Scurtis says life during Rodriguez’s Yankees tenure was exciting but difficult, citing the demanding baseball schedule and New York’s intense notoriety.
- Alex Rodriguez reflects that parenting is the most rewarding part of his life and says he sought to provide the stable home he lacked as a child.