derek jeter

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.

UPDATE: Ticket details have been released. Get all the info. Derek Jeter is coming to Hamilton College as part of their Great Names event, and it's going to be one hot ticket. Details on how you can get your hands on them will be available Wednesday October 1st.

Derek Jeter went out on top.  In the bottom of the ninth inning with the score tied, Jeter drove in the winning run at his last at bat at Yankee Stadium. After the game, Jeter being Jeter said 'I was just doing my job.'

Imagine catching a foul ball hit by Derek Jeter during his final season. It's the holy grail of sports memorabilia.  Now, imagine giving the ball to your little girl who throws it back onto the field!

How do you say goodbye to a legend? Derek Jeter's final days as a New York Yankee are here and to say farewell, Gatorade is using legend Frank Sinatra to show how Jeter did it his way.

I don't watch baseball but I know who Derek Jeter is and what he stands for. The day he announced his retirement, was a sad day in sports, especially if you're a Yankees fan. This Nike commercial shows the world, including legends like Michael Jordan, Tiger Woods and Jay Z, tipping their hat to The Captain #2.

New York Yankee Derek Jeter is coming. He's the featured guest at Hamilton College’s Sacerdote Great Names Series, following Hillary Clinton, who spoke last October.

I'm not much of a baseball fan. There's not enough action for my taste. But I do know who Derek Jeter is and if there were more like him in the game, I may watch more. During the Houston Astros game, he walks to the stands, ball in hand, to give to a young girl wearing a Jeter jersey. As he reaches out, a woman in front tries to grab the ball. Jeter bobs and weaves until the young fan has it in

Yankees fans knew this day was coming soon than later.

There's no bigger stage than Yankee Stadium in New York and there is no one on the team better equipt to grab the spotlight than Derek Jeter. Out since July 11th with a strained quad muscle Jeter hit the first pitch he saw from Tampa Bay starter Matt Moore for an opposite field home run. Check out the crowds wild reaction.

Yankees lose Game 1 - Jeter breaks ankle, done for postseason.

Christian Lopez, the 23-year-old fan who scooped up the home run ball after Derek Jeter notched his 3,000th hit and graciously returned it, was expected to be hit with a nasty tax bill for all the Yankees swag he got in exchange for his good deed. Now companies are stepping up to help.