Infielder Alex Rodriguez commits to Florida State baseball
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 3, 2026, 3:22 PM
Last updated Sep 3, 2026

Florida State baseball secured a commitment from infielder Alex Rodriguez on Wednesday. A standout at Plant City High School in Florida, Rodriguez becomes the program's first verbal commitment for the 2028 recruiting cycle. During his sophomore season, Rodriguez recorded a.329 batting average across 28 games, including five home runs and 18 RBI. He also maintained a.420 on-base percentage and a.624 slugging percentage while contributing defensively at shortstop. Beyond his work in the field and at the plate, Rodriguez saw limited action as a pitcher, finishing with a 3.29 ERA over 17 innings. His commitment marks an early step in the university's efforts to build out its future roster.
- •Alex Rodriguez is a 2028 infielder from Plant City, Florida.
- •He is the first commitment for the FSU baseball 2028 recruiting class.
- •Rodriguez batted.329 with five home runs during his sophomore season.
- •He played shortstop and also appeared in 17 innings as a pitcher.
- 3:22 PMYahoo Sports — FSU baseball lands commitment from in-state infielder
"2028 in-state infielder Alex Rodriguez has committed to FSU baseball. He is their first commitment in the cycle.
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