Alex Rodriguez is wearing the full Red Sox uniform after the loss of ALDERS from Yankees

<pre><pre>Alex Rodriguez is wearing the full Red Sox uniform after the loss of ALDERS from Yankees
Jace Evans

USA TODAY
Published 1:54 AM EDT October 13, 2018
The bill came on Friday night for Alex Rodriguez.
On the postgame show of FS1 after Game 1 of the NLCS between the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers, Rodriguez – the old star for the Yankees – wore a full Red Sox uniform while the Boston legend David Ortiz dumped champagne on him.
The scene between the analysts came about through the 3-1 ALDS victory of the Red Sox against the Yankees.
While he saw shocking A-Rod in the uniform of a hated rival, he unveiled a Yankees' undershirt before proclaiming, "I am a Yankee for life."
Big Papi then sprayed champagne while both former stars put on safety goggles.
It was, as Rodriguez said at the end of the video: "Unbelievable."

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