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Remember the time Yankees great Derek Jeter was expected to win a unanimous vote into Cooperstown's Baseball Hall of Fame but that didn't happen?

It looks like they've had a hard time finding someone to purchase the gorgeous 12,590 square foot property. That's why the "Gem on The Lake" is being offered by luxury private auction instead.

There have been several national celebrities, athletes and Presidents who have flown into Griffiss Airport in Rome. Now another athletic legend can be added to that list.

Cooperstown, NY is gonna be packed this September as Yankee Legend Derek Jeter, former Utica Blue Sox player Larry Walker and others are inducted in the Baseball Hall.

After initially scraping plans for a second consecutive year to host an outdoor ceremony to honoring new members like Derek Jeter, the National Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown

Derek Jeter's waterfront castle in Orange County, New York is back on the market for $2 million less and you need to see inside magical mansion.

Derek Jeter will have to wait one more year for his official induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Wait until you see inside Derek Jeter's magical lakeside castle in New York. You'll wish you could hit the lottery so you could afford to buy it.

The winter weather did not stop the massive crowd of devoted fans from packing the Margaret Bundy Scott Field House at Hamilton College to see one of the greatest players to ever wear pinstripes, Derek Jeter, speak about his life and his legendary career.

Derek Jeter is coming to Hamilton College for a 'Great Names' question-and-answer discussion on Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 7:30 p.m. Find out how you can get your free tickets to the event, while they last.

Everyone in the sports world has said goodbye to New York Yankee Derek Jeter. Now the comedy world is bidding a fond farewell to the Captain. Will Ferrell, Chris Rock, and Kevin Hart say goodbye in the only way they know how, with laughs.

Derek Jeter's career is officially over.  He ended his 20 years in MLB with a single against the Boston Red Sox at his final at bat. Jeter also ended with a number of gifts from each team he faced in his final season. Now that Jeter's done with baseball, he'll have lots of free time to build an addition on his home just to find room for it all.