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Johnny Dickshot
May 30 2007 06:06 AM

The tabs are just going to be merciless from here on out. It's the '92 Mets all over again.



] HE'S A YANKEE DOODLE RANDY

By DAN MANGAN

May 30, 2007 -- Yankees superstar Alex Rodriguez stepped up to the plate with a mysterious, busty blonde in Toronto, as these intimate, exclusive photos reveal.

The cozy duo dined with two pals at a pricey steakhouse late Sunday night, then headed to a glitzy strip club before making their way to his hotel, where the pair ducked into an elevator and headed upstairs just after midnight.

Cynthia Rodriguez - A-Rod's wife and mother of their 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Natasha - was nowhere to be seen during the slugger's big night out on the town, which occurred the evening before the last-place Bronx Bombers' pathetic 7-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays.

And it came as Rodriguez took a room at Toronto's Four Seasons hotel - down the street from the Park Hyatt, where most, if not all of his Yankee teammates and coaches are staying during a three-game stint that ends tonight.

"No comment," Rodriguez said when The Post asked him about his north-of-the-border jaunt with the blonde.

Yankees spokesman Jason Zillo said A-Rod has "never commented on his personal or private life, and he's not going to start now."

Rodriguez went 0-for-3 last night in the Yanks' 3-2 loss to the Blue Jays.

A-Rod started his busy Sunday in The Bronx, where the Yankees dropped a third straight game to the Los Angeles Angels.

The powerhouse third baseman then flew to Toronto, where he checked into the Four Seasons in the city's posh Yorkville section.

After settling in, the 31-year-old A-Rod, the mystery blonde and two men left the Four Seasons in a taxi shortly after 8:30 p.m., and headed to dinner at Harbour Sixty Steakhouse, a ritzy restaurant located about two miles away near the city's harbor and the Rogers Centre, where the Blue Jays play.

Rodriguez, who was wearing his wedding band, was casually dressed in jeans and a white, short-sleeved T-shirt featuring a large fleur-de-lis on its left arm. His tight-bodied, bleach-blonde gal pal was clad in a snug pair of blue jeans, a shiny, light T-shirt and wedge-heeled shoes.

A witness told The Post that Rodriguez and his three companions spent about two hours dining at Harbour Sixty.

Rodriguez and the blonde, and possibly the two other men, then were driven in one of Harbour Sixty's cars two miles to the Brass Rail, a flashy strip club located on Yonge Street.

The witness saw A-Rod and the woman go into the Brass Rail just after 11 p.m.

Home to what one Web site calls, "Toronto's most beautiful all-nude dancers," the Brass Rail is known for its booming sound system, overflowing crowds, overpriced beers and $20 lap dances - a drop in the bucket for Rodriguez, who has a 10-year contract worth $252 million.

Rodriguez and the blonde spent an hour or so at the Brass Rail, the witness said.

When they walked out of there, A-Rod and the woman were alone.

They then got a cab back to the Four Seasons. Their cab pulled up to the hotel minutes after midnight.

A-Rod then strode into the hotel behind her. He rubbed his nose as if to obscure his face to other people as he joined her at the elevator bank.

As the doors to an elevator opened, he and the blonde got in together, the witness said.

The doors then closed, and they disappeared upstairs.

duan
May 30 2007 06:50 AM
it's gonna be a LONG

summer for 'em.

I really couldn't care about personal lives. I think it's more hilarious that the go-ahead run last night was from a steal of home off andy pettitte.

Edgy DC
May 30 2007 06:54 AM

I took a journalism course my senior year of high school. One assignment we had was to write an ostensible news story, but to editorialize five times, in order to challenge the rest of the class to spot our sins. I wrote a story about my friend Dave being a bad driver, and I naturally made my editorializing obviouse: "The fat driver, David A**** of Rockville Centre, says that he didn't see the children, which is a crock."

But the editorializing here is just as ridiculous: "Cynthia Rodriguez - A-Rod's wife and mother of their 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Natasha - was nowhere to be seen during the slugger's big night out on the town, which occurred the evening before the last-place Bronx Bombers' pathetic 7-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays."

metirish
May 30 2007 06:55 AM

Not the type of hitting and scoring the MFY's need right now Alex.

Frayed Knot
May 30 2007 07:18 AM

Considering the beating Rodriguez took last year for having the nerve to be spotted in Central Park - with his shirt off no less!!!! - in the afternoon prior to a night game, I can't see the hounds just allowing this one to blow over either.

Some were even trying to connect the sunbathing episode with his hitting slump at the time. Not for nuthin folks, but if you lived across the street from CP and had a night job, where would YOU spend lunch-time?

silverdsl
May 30 2007 07:34 AM

I've always assumed that more players step out on their significant others than don't, as that seems to almost be part of the lifestyle of being a professional athlete. That's not a choice I would make in my own life, but I accept that the players might say and do things I don't agree with. I'd be a liar if I said I never read the gossip pages, but in general I also don't care too much about the player's personal lives unless it effects how they play. I doubt A-Rod going out, even if to a strip club, is the cause of the Yankees woes right now.

Edgy DC
May 30 2007 07:41 AM

Well, the ticket hoders have to have some reason to show up. If they can't cheer their team to a win, at least they can tear apart a multi-millionairre for apparent ethical lapses.

And they can curse his cheating ass over beers at the Yankees publs. This might save the city's economy.

Benjamin Grimm
May 30 2007 08:00 AM

"His tight-bodied, bleach-blonde gal pal..."

I bet tabloid "journalists" just LOVE writing these kinds of stories.

Edgy DC
May 30 2007 08:06 AM

Is it worth saying? She's got a bigger left arm than Andy Pettitte.

duan
May 30 2007 09:06 AM

Edgy DC wrote:

But the editorializing here is just as ridiculous: "Cynthia Rodriguez - A-Rod's wife and mother of their 2 1/2-year-old daughter, Natasha - was nowhere to be seen during the slugger's big night out on the town, which occurred the evening before the last-place Bronx Bombers' pathetic 7-2 loss to the Toronto Blue Jays."


for all they know she was upstairs having a 3some with Jeter and Giambi.

Edgy DC
May 30 2007 09:38 AM

I just love the egregious insertion of the wrod "pathetic," which mirrors my use of the word "fat."

Farmer Ted
May 30 2007 10:23 AM

That's either Gabrielle from Xena: Warrior Princess or Kevin Sorbo with a blonde wig. I'm going with Sorbo.

Frayed Knot
Jun 03 2007 07:12 AM

Leave it to the Fenway faithful


iramets
Jun 03 2007 08:00 AM

Them Fenways can be vicious. I went to a game where they were yelling unbelievably foul stuff about Dumbo's autistic (?) kid, so disturbing that Theo's dad, a gentleman in his late sixties, stood up and starting giving etiquette lessons to young rowdies. He did everything but offer to take them into the parking lot* to settle things, and I was afraid that was going to happen anyway.

*Fenway has no parking lot, but you get the idea.

SteveJRogers
Jun 03 2007 08:10 AM

iramets wrote:
Them Fenways can be vicious. I went to a game where they were yelling unbelievably foul stuff about Dumbo's autistic (?) kid,.


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Rockin' Doc
Jun 03 2007 12:54 PM

If you wish to make light of a players poor play, lack of hustle, or personal missteps, I guess that is any fan's prerogative. However, some forms of heckling simply crosses the line and should not be tolerated. Picking on a players sick child is an ultimate show of fandom that has gone beyond the borders of common decency. Such dumbasses need to get a life and some perspective.

MFS62
Jun 03 2007 04:54 PM

The fans at Fenway were allowed to wear those masks.
But at whose authority were Bonds/ steroid signs at Shea confiscated last week?
The MLB thought police?
The pro-steroid lobby?
Some asshole in the Mets front office without a sense of humor? A sense of ..... (fill in your own word here)?

This demands an investigation.

Later