The former Major League baseball star, Alex Rodríguez, showed her ability in the wood hard on Sunday by banking in a half -court shot to win a $ 10,000 Bucknell student.
The 14 times All-Star was invited to take the shot for part time of Bucknell basketball game against the army, which the bison won 84-53.
The 49 -year -old man launched a high -arc shot that boarded the board and through the hoop, triggering a celebration with the students.
“I try to tell people, professional athletes regardless of the sport that are simply different, all of you,” wrote a fan in X “. And that athletics translates.”
“That was too clean,” added another.
The three -time MVP was in Bucknell to talk about the jump platforms of his company, which he founded with two other entrepreneurs, Jordy Leiser and Marc Lore. Lore and Leiser graduated from Bucknell, and Leiser is an administrator.
Subsequently, A-Rod would surely take a photo with the student and beneficiary of Bucknell of Extatic Bucknell of the middle court.
Subsequently, A-Rod would surely take a picture with the ecstatic Bucknell student
The former Major League baseball star, Alex Rodríguez, showed her ability in the wood hard on Sunday when she bankrupt in a half -court shot to win a Bucknell student $ 10,000
The 49 -year -old man launched a high -arc shot that separated from the board and through the hoop, triggering a celebration with the students
Lore and Rodríguez are currently working to complete their problem acquisition of the NBA Minnesota Timberwolves.
Earlier this month, an arbitration panel of three people ruled 2-1 that the controller owner Glen Taylor must give the control to Lore and Rodríguez in the final phase in dispute of the sale of $ 1.5 billion. The agreement was organized uniquely almost four years ago to give Lore and Rodríguez the majority participation.
The binding ruling issued on February 10 granted Lore, an electronic commerce businessman and investor, and Rodríguez, the former major league baseball star, an extension of 90 days to finish the acquisition. The sale is subject to the approval of the Board of Governors of the League, with at least 23 of the 30 owners of teams that need to vote yes.
“We hope to work with the NBA to complete the approval process and close this transaction so that we can focus our attention on the winning championships in Minnesota for our incredible fans and the community of twin cities,” Lore and Rodríguez said in a statement.
Taylor, 83, who grew up in a Milkish farm in Minnesota and built a fortune with a business specialized in the printing of wedding invitations, bought the Timberwolves for $ 88 million in 1994 to prevent the franchise from moving from New Orleans. Taylor and his wife, Becky, issued a statement expressing their disappointment for the ruling.
A-Rod is running along the court after draining the half-court shot in Pennsylvania
'We will review the decision thoroughly before making more comments. We would like to express our sincere thanks to the Timberwolves and the Lynx players, the loyal staff and fans for their support, “the Taylors said.
Days later, the NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said he hoped the agreement “progress.”
“But first,” Silver told journalists in this month's stars game, “Glen Taylor has the decision to make that arbitration decision. I mean, that is Glen's decision to make. I have not spoken with He directly about that.
'However, I think A-Rod, certainly Marc Lore, is known by the League at this time. They have already been examined and approved as minority owners. I think they understood that the League had no role in this arbitration. That was something they had agreed as part of their purchase agreement.