Is former New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez considering a comeback?

MLB super agent Scott Boras says that Max Scherzer's low 'pitching odometer' helped out-perform his seven-year contract that he signed with the Washington Nationals in 2015.

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The physical toll an entire regular season of baseball takes on any given player is astronomical. Fatigue eventually begins to set in, and muscles give out, and that is something former New York Yankees third baseman Alex Rodriguez experienced in 2016. After 22 years as a Major League player, Rodriguez finished his final season with a .200 batting average, nine home runs, and just 31…