Professional baseball player Alex Rodriguez now has his own Pediatric Outpatient Center named after him. The New York Yankees Third Baseman, pictured above with Dr. Ram Kairam (Chief of Pediatrics) and Dr. Persaud Yudy, attended a dedication ceremony for the “Alex Rodriguez Pediatric Outpatient Center” at the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Wednesday (Jun 30) in the Bronx Borough of New York City.

Rodriguez generously donated $250,000 to help fund the construction of the Bronx hospital’s new outpatient center, which offers treatment for cardiac illnesses, asthma, diabetes and neurological disorders, among other health issues in children.

“I am proud to support the children’s outpatient facility and Bronx-Lebanon’s efforts to care for the children of the Bronx community,” Rodriguez said in the press release.

“Our Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center family truly appreciates Alex Rodriguez’s generosity,” said Bronx-Lebanon Hospital Center President and CEO Miguel A. Fuentes, Jr. “His strong support is translating into health care home runs for our hospital and the children of the Bronx community.”

Check out a few pics of A-Rod at the dedication ceremony for his new pediatric outpatient center at the Bronx-Lebanon Hospital in NYC below…

Yesterday the New York Yankees came and embarassed home team Chicago White Soxs’ to a defeating score of (9-5). The moment of the night would have to be Bobby Abreu‘s three-run homer late in the seventh inning to win the game.Without MVP Alex Rodriguez playing the Yankees’ did not back down from a possible defeat against the Soxs’. Player of the Game, Abreu says he enjoys coming to Chicago, he states he likes the stadium:

“I like to hit over her, it’s a really good stadium to hit. From the first time I came here, it feels good at the plate.”

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