A-Rod attacked at Fenway! (New England wildlife claws it's way into Yanks-BoSox Rivalry)

In another one of those ‘Strange But True’ incidents, 13-year-old Alexa Rodriguez (no doubt known as A-Rod to friends) was clawed and cut by a hawk during a school field trip tour of Fenway Park Thursday.

Fortunately, the girl wasn’t seriously hurt. Apparently she was close to a red tail hawk nest near the press box-and Mommy Hawk decided to defend her turf.

Massachusetts Wildlife officials removed the nest and a few eggs. You have to wonder: The press box at the Fens isn’t too far away from third base. Could this have been a dry run-until a more infamous A-Rod makes this way to Boston? Hey, when it comes to Yankees-Red Sox, like the Hatfield’s and McCoy’s -NOTHING is beyond the realm of possibility.

SEE MORE PHOTOS OF THE ATTACK AFTER THE JUMP

A red-tailed hawk perches above Alexa Rodriguez, 13, left, and a classmate during a school tour of Fenway Park on Thursday in Boston.

The hawk attacks Rodriguez, who was touring the park with a group from Memorial Boulevard Middle School in Bristol, Conn. The hawk had a nest containing an egg in an overhang near the press booth. The nest and egg were later removed at the direction of state wildlife officials.

Rodriguez is assisted by a teacher, Vince Jennetta, after being attacked by the hawk. Rodriguez sustained a cut to her scalp and was taken by ambulance to a hospital.