After his retirement from Major League Baseball, he decided to go to Vanderbilt University where he graduated with a medical degree.
Santo Domingo.- In a time where in the Major Leagues and other scenarios where baseball the scandals for the use of controlled substances and the accusations for domestic violence and assault are part of our daily bread, that the former third baseman of Big leagues Pedro Alvarez graduating as a doctor of medicine is an example to emulate.
The world of baseball where fame and recognition stand out, as well as scandals for the use of controlled substances and accusations of domestic violence, it is gratifying to realize that there are also examples to follow, such is the case of the former Major League third baseman Pedro Álvarez, who became news upon graduating from graduating with a doctorate in medicine, showing that there is no time to reinvent yourself and study.
After his retirement from the Major League Diamonds, where he played for nine years with the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Baltimore Orioles, receiving a salary of about $20 million dollars, he decided to go to the Vanderbilt University where he graduated in medicine, health and society, one of his dreams that had not come true.
