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Nov.15
12:50 PM ET
Thursday, 15 Nov 2007
Boras Back In Game: Talking To Yankees For A-Rod
Posted By:Darren Rovell
Topics:Sports
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Scott Boras |
But I just got off the phone with Boras and he insisted that he is still representing Alex Rodriguez and he is still representing Rodriguez in what is now the discussions with the Yankees. (Boras wouldn't say if his job is to just negotiate exclusively with the Yankees now.)
"Alex and Cynthia visited the Steinbrenners and Yankees officials and following that, instructed me to discuss contract terms with the Yankees," Boras said.
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