David Ortiz and Alex Rodriguez were once fierce rivals playing for the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. Now, the two FOX Sports analysts have carried their rivalry to the studio, taking jabs at each other (and each other's teams) when warranted. The two retired baseball All Stars even agreed to a public bet on this year’s American League Division Series, forcing the loser to wear the other team’s uniform.Unfortunately, for Alex Rodriguez, that meant wearing a full Red Sox uniform on live television.The former Yankees slugger paid it off following the broadcast of Game 1 of the National League Championship Series, which the Brewers won 6-5 against the Dodgers.For Red Sox fans, this is truly a sight to behold. One has to wonder what life might have been like if Rodriguez had been with the Red Sox instead of the Yankees. Then again, pass. We're very happy with our three World Series Championships over the last 15 years. Rodriguez ended the moment by ripping off the Red Sox jersey, and proclaiming, "I'm a Yankee for life!" David Ortiz and Alex Rodriguez were once fierce rivals playing for the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. Now, the two FOX Sports analysts have carried their rivalry to the studio, taking jabs at each other (and each other's teams) when warranted. Advertisement Related Content Pitching woes, shaky defense sink Red Sox in Game 1 of ALCS The two retired baseball All Stars even agreed to a public bet on this year’s American League Division Series, forcing the loser to wear the other team’s uniform. Unfortunately, for Alex Rodriguez, that meant wearing a full Red Sox uniform on live television. The former Yankees slugger paid it off following the broadcast of Game 1 of the National League Championship Series, which the Brewers won 6-5 against the Dodgers. For Red Sox fans, this is truly a sight to behold. This content is imported from Twitter. You may be able to find the same content in another format, or you may be able to find more information, at their web site. The moment has FINALLY come! Thanks to the @RedSox knocking out the Yankees, here is @davidortiz dumping champagne on @AROD (Who is wearing a Boston uniform!) pic.twitter.com/2YFXXuuMti — FOX Sports (@FOXSports) October 13, 2018 One has to wonder what life might have been like if Rodriguez had been with the Red Sox instead of the Yankees. Then again, pass. We're very happy with our three World Series Championships over the last 15 years. Rodriguez ended the moment by ripping off the Red Sox jersey, and proclaiming, "I'm a Yankee for life!"<doc-sep>Marcus Smart Says He Has Heard Racist Remarks From Celtics Fans: 'It's Sad And Sickening'Asked about Kyrie Irving's comments about Boston fans, Celtics guard Marcus Smart said that he is hoping that the Boston crowd will treat all players -- whether they're in a Celtics or a Nets uniform -- with respect. Jayson Tatum Good To Go For Celtics-Nets Game 3Celtics forward Jayson Tatum practiced on Thursday and is good to go for Friday night's must-win Game 3 against the Brooklyn Nets. Jalen Mills Explains Why He Switched To No. 2 With PatriotsJalen Mills says switching to No. 2 is cool, but it also has a deeper meaning for the new Patriots defensive back. Long Snapper Joe Cardona On Playing For New England Patriots: 'I Never Thought I'd Be In The NFL'The Patriots long snapper says there is a different energy in the building knowing that fans will be returning to Gillette Stadium in the fall. Bruins-Islanders Game 1 Set For Saturday Night At TD GardenWe don't have a full series schedule just yet, but at least we know when the Bruins and the Islanders will begin their second-round series.<doc-sep>The bill came due for Alex Rodriguez on Friday night. On FS1's postgame show after Game 1 of the NLCS between the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers, Rodriguez – longtime star for the Yankees – donned a full Red Sox uniform while Boston legend David Ortiz dumped champagne on him. The scene between the analysts came about because of the Red Sox's 3-1 ALDS victory against the Yankees. While jarring to see A-Rod in the uniform of a hated rival, he did reveal a Yankees undershirt before proclaiming, "I'm a Yankee for life." Big Papi then sprayed champagne while both former stars donned goggles. It was, as Rodriguez said at the end of the video: "Unbelievable."<doc-sep>
Once you become part of the Boston Red Sox-New York Yankees rivalry, you’re part of it for life. Just ask David Ortiz, who spent 14 seasons as the Red Sox designated hitter, and Alex Rodriguez, who wore Yankees pinstripes the final 12 seasons of his career. The current FOX Sports analysts have carried the rivalry with them into the studio, taking jabs at one another when warranted. They even agreed to a public bet on this year’s American League Division Series, forcing the loser to wear the other team’s uniform. Unfortunately for A-Rod, the bet didn’t go his way. The Red Sox wrapped up the series in four games, meaning Ortiz had bragging rights and Rodriguez had to resort to wearing a full Red Sox uniform on live television. The former Yankees slugger paid it off following the broadcast of Game 1 of the National League Championship Series, which the Brewers won 6-5 against the Dodgers. It was a sight to behold. Ortiz even brought the champagne for a mock clubhouse celebration. The moment has FINALLY come! Thanks to the @RedSox knocking out the Yankees, here is @davidortiz dumping champagne on @AROD (Who is wearing a Boston uniform!) pic.twitter.com/2YFXXuuMti — FOX Sports (@FOXSports) October 13, 2018 It’s truly surreal seeing A-Rod in a Red Sox uniform. To his credit, he was a good sport about it. He let Ortiz have his moment, which included spitting out a few bars from “Sweet Caroline.” Alex Rodriguez sports goggles, champagne and a Red Sox uniform after losing Yankees ALDS bet with David Ortiz. (FS1) Then, in typical A-Rod fashion, he got the last word, allowing that Yankees t-shirt to peak through the unbuttoned jersey. Some fans might not like how Red Sox and Yankees-centric the Fox Sports pregame and postgame can be with Ortiz and Rodriguez playing such prominent roles. But with payoffs like this, it’s well worth the often cringe-worthy banter. Story continues More from Yahoo Sports: • This Cubs star reportedly turned down a $200 million extension • It’s free burgers in Milwaukee if Brewers win Game 1 • The Red Sox still believe in David Price for the ALCS • MLB postseason schedule: How to watch the ALCS and NLCS