Hall-of-Famer Ivan 'Pudge' Rodriguez on How the Business of Baseball Has Changed Now a $6-billion industry, America's pastime is bigger than ever.

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Newly inducted Baseball Hall-of-Famer and former special assistant to the general manager of the Texas Rangers, Ivan "Pudge" Rodriguez, sat down with Tiki Barber, former NFL player and co-founder of Thuzio, to talk about the changing and challenging business of baseball, as he seen it evolve during his illustrious career.
Thuzio Executive Club is a revolutionary client entertainment platform, setting a new standard by hosting the most talked-about business events of the year. Executives attend Thuzio events to gain unparalleled access to powerful storytelling and honest insights from legends of the sports, entertainment, culinary and business worlds, as well as for the opportunity to learn from and connect with one another. For more information visit club.thuzio.com

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