A-Roid had $500,000 in goods stolen from his rental car in Frisco.

[El Supremo]

Former New York Yankees star Alex Rodriguez reportedly had half-a-million-dollars’ worth of electronics and jewelry stolen when his rental car was broken into Sunday night in San Francisco.

Rodriguez is now a baseball broadcaster for ESPN, and was part of the crew covering the Giants-Phillies game Sunday.

The San Francisco Chronicle reported Monday that an SUV rented by ESPN for Rodriguez and other staff members was broken into while it was parked on the street about three blocks from the downtown ballpark between 9 and 11 p.m., while they were having dinner after the game. Sources told the Chronicle that Rodriguez lost a camera, a laptop, a bag and miscellaneous jewelry, worth about $500,000.

San Francisco has been plagued by auto break-ins in recent years. A recent San Francisco Chronicle report said there were 2,150 break-ins reported to the police in July alone, about 69 a day, mostly in areas popular with tourists....

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ex-yankee-alex-rodriguez-reportedly-has-500000-in-goods-stolen-from-his-rental-car-2019-08-12?siteid=rss&rss=1

I had to watch his contribution to the game last night and still wonder why ESPN ever signed him. He is an admitted cheater and talks like a baby.

[Indykatie]

1. Who Leaves $500,000 Worth of Stuff In Their Car On the Street?

Hard to feel sorry for folks that stupid.

[customerserviceguy]

5. I don't even have that much

worth of stuff in my home! I'm with you on the give-a-damn-ometer.

[mr_lebowski]

2. $500,000 in goods ... left in a car on the street in SF?

Now THAT is f***ing genius.

[LyndaG]

3. Wow

I like A-Rod. He made a robocall for Donna Shalala, which helped her win a close election. Ever since that, I'm a fan.

[RockRaven]

4. Frisco is a city in TX

[Auggie]

6. " ... plagued by auto break-ins in recent years ..." Consider this a warning:

If/when you visit San Francisco -- anywhere in the Bay Area, actually -- don't leave stuff in the car. Not backpacks, not coats, not groceries, not anything.

[El Supremo]

7. It was a bad night in Frisco. Jessica Mendoza was in a traffic accident...

and missed the game.

https://sports.yahoo.com/jessica-mendoza-misses-esp-ns-sunday-night-baseball-while-recovering-from-scary-car-accident-145845200.html