Aaron Rodgers takes in Yankees-Mariners as guest of Marcus Stroman after first day of Jets OTAs
NY Post
Aaron Rodgers was in a New York State of Mind on Monday night.
The Jets quarterback took in the Yankees’ 5-4 loss to the Mariners from a suite inside Yankee Stadium as a guest of pitcher Marcus Stroman alongside music artist Mike, formerly known as Mike Stud, who was a teammate of Stroman’s at Duke.
Rodgers was sporting a Yankees cap and tan hoodie while enjoying the baseball game.
The Jets QB is in town taking part in OTAs and he was spotted by the YES Network cameras during Monday night’s broadcast.
He was seen chatting with another guest in the suite when the broadcast showed him.
“Wonder what he’s talking about right there,” analyst Todd Frazier asked play-by-play man Michael Kay.
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