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JockBio: Francisco Rodriguez Biography
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"Francisco
Rodriguez
In a day when baseball
feel-good stories are hard to find, into the breach steps Francisco
Rodriguez
of
the Angels. The rags-to-riches reliever has the bearing of Pedro Martinez
and the stuff of Mariano Rivera. His post-season exploits earned him
the
nickname "K-Rod" and paved the way for Anaheim’s world
championship. Francisco is Southern California's hottest young pitcher
since Fernando Valenzuela, and a much-needed ray of sunshine for his
homeland
of Venezuela. This is his story…
GROWING
UP
Francisco Jose Rodriguez
was born on January 7, 1982, in Venezuela. The 14th child of Isabel
Mayorca
and Francisco Rodriguez, he came into the world when the couple was
in
the midst of a split-up. Two months into his existence, Francisco was
handed off to his father's parents. From that day on, he called his
grandmother,
Isabel, "Mom" and his grandfather, Juan, "Dad."
Francisco grew up in Bario
Kennedy, a slum in the hillside Macarao section southwest of downtown
Caracas. His father saw him only when he needed a place to stay and had
to bunk down for a few days with Isabel and Juan. When Francisco was a
little boy, he went to see his mother a couple of times, but got brushed
off. Despite living less than 30 minutes away, she never came to see him.
Francisco harbors great resentment toward his parents to this day.
Although Francisco’s
grandparents were poor, they were not impoverished. They got financial
help from their other children, and Francisco's older br"
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