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A-Rod Stays, Thanks to Wall St.  

Posted Nov 16, 07 2:19 AM CST in Business Sports    Most Popular

(newser) – Alex Rodriguez will be the New York Yankees' third baseman next season. One of Wall Street's power elite convinced A-Rod to sign a new contract as early as today, reports the Wall Street Journal. Gerry Cardinale, an executive at Goldman Sachs, which owns a big stake in the Yankees' television network, YES, negotiated the deal.

Keeping A-Rod in pinstripes seemed  impossible just days ago. According to the Journal, A-Rod's neighbor in Miami, Goldman executive John Mallory brought in Cardinale. "This is a work in progress," a Yankees spokesman said. "We're still in dialogue and we're trying to work things through."

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