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Big Numbers, Not Big Talk Alex Rodriguez Is Modest, but Scouts Are Singing His Praises
[Orange County Edition]
Los Angeles Times (pre-1997 Fulltext) - Los Angeles, Calif.
Author: MIKE DiGIOVANNA
Date: Apr 5, 1993
Start Page: 12
Section: Sports; PART-C; Sports Desk
Text Word Count: 1284
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"It's tough because every pitcher is having a career at-bat against [Alex Rodriguez]," [Rich Hofman] said. "There was a big article in the St. Petersburg paper that said, `Superman is coming to town.' We played a game there, and every time a strike was called on Alex, it was like the Fourth of July. He's under a microscope, but is doing a good job."

Hurricane Andrew deserves partial credit for that, Rodriguez said. Last summer's storm caused $3 million damage to Westminster Christian, including $100,000 to the baseball field, but it also helped put Rodriguez's life in perspective.

PHOTO: Miami high school player Alex Rodriguez is projected to be a top-five pick in baseball's June draft. / DAVID BERGMAN / For The Times; PHOTO: COLOR, ON HIS WAY: Alex Rodriguez of Miami's Westminster Christian High is one of the most sought-after prep baseball players in the nation. His team is participating in the Upper Deck Tournament beginning today at El Dorado High. C12 / DAVID BERGMAN / For The Times

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