News about Derek Jeter

Michael Jordan's NBA heyday was more than a quarter century ago. However, his name has a high value, as shown by one of his cars selling for more than $108,000 at a recent auction. On Monday, Airness' 1991 dark blue BMW 850i 6-Speed sold for an astounding $108,723. In 1995, Jordan purchased the car. Bring a Trailer and was not sold with Jordan in attendance.

Michael Jordan was not the only celebrity at the CFP National Championship in Houston on Monday night. In reality, the NBA legend was not the only household name in his suite. At NRG Stadium, Jordan was joined by former Yankees legend Derek Jeter, rapper Travis Scott, and ESPN broadcaster Stephen A. Smith. They were all in Texas to see the Michigan Wolverines face the Washington Huskies for college football's biggest award.

Ciara appeared on PBS' 'Finding Your Roots.' Celebrities' DNA samples are used to help them trace back their ancestry, according to Henry Louis Gates Jr.'s program. In addition, the show helps determine if they are distantly related to other actors. Upon the news, Ciara exclaimed, 'What the world's best.' You are kidding me.' That is your DNA cousin,' Gates said.

On Friday morning, Fox News incorrectly posted a snapshot of former White Sox star Frank Thomas as part of a 'in memoriam' segment, confusing him with a former major-leaguer with the same name who died in January. Thomas was compelled to post a note and a snapshot of himself on social media to show that he is 'alive and doing well.' Around half an hour after the mistake was made, Fox News released a correction on-air.

Derek Jeter, the New York Yankees' legend, appeared on the new episode of the 'Calm Down' podcast and admitted that he was 'too selfish' to have children during his playing career. When speaking with fellow Fox Sports MLB analysts Erin Andrews and Charissa Thompson, Jeter said, 'I'll be honest with you.' 'I have no way I could have had children during my time in college.' I just couldn't have done it. I was on the way, way, way too selfish.' I was all about my work.'

Mariah Carey has had a string of high-profile relationships over the years, including with Nick Cannon and Eminem, with her most recent involving dancer Bryan Tanaka. However, the couple have split after seven years together, with a source telling Page Six that Tanaka's desire to start a family of his own. The We Belong Together songstress, 54 - who is mother to twins Moroccan and Monroe, 12 - has been brushing aside the separation by spending time in Aspen to embrace the holiday season after concluding her Merry Christmas One and All! Tour of the United States.

Edelman said he saw Jordan and Derek Jeter a week before the Seahawks in Glendale, Arizona, when going out for dinner with his parents. Edelman, 37, was as dominant as ever against Seattle, with nine touchdowns and nine yards. In the fourth quarter, his touchdown pass took place just over two minutes and the Patriots took the lead after they defeated Super Bowl XLIX, 28-28.

The New York Yankees will have a Jeter, a shortstop, play for them once more. That's Jeter Downs, who was named after the Bronx legend. On Tuesday, the Yankees got downs on waivers from the Washington Nationals. Since making his big-league debut last year, he has now played for two other MLB franchises.

Gabriel Moreno hit a home run and was one of four players to bat in a game as the Arizona Diamondbacks leveled the World Series once more with a 9-1 victory over the Texas Rangers. Moreno's home run opened the scoring in the top of the fourth quarter after he took a solo shot at 413 feet to center field at Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas. The Diamondbacks will now live in Phoenix, where they will play the next three games if they win their second title.

According to an announcement by the Iowa Hawkeyes women's basketball phenom, Caitlin Clark has signed a deal with sports marketing and management firm Excel Sports Management. Clark is the reigning Naismith Player of the Year, and she has made a definite effort to cash in on her recent fame following her heroics last season. She also signed a State Farm contract earlier this year, making her both the first female artist and the first college athlete to have an endorsement contract with the company.

As he doubled down on his criticism of Nike, former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick took aim at him. At Old Timers' Day in the Bronx last month, the former pitcher, 60, joined Derek Jeter and a few others of the 1998 World Champion New York Yankees, where he complained about everything from 'woke' culture to the club's current challenges. Wells said that Nike has awakened, baseball players are coddled, and everybody should carry a pistol. And, he fired back at the sportswear giant once more this week, branding Kaepernick a "idiot" for taking the knee in protest.

Stephen A. Smith, a television presenter, was not living up to his bad attempt at a first pitch prior to the New York Yankees' game against the Toronto Blue Jays on Thursday night. Smith's pitch bounced off the ground and bounced into the glove of the Yankee player sitting behind the plate. Smith's coworkers mocked him throughout the show for his failing attempt on Friday's episode of 'First Take', with two New York celebrities joining in.

Alex Rodriguez was voted first overall in the MLB Draft in 1993, launching a Hall of Fame-caliber career that spanned more than two decades and featured countless memorable moments on the big stage. However, Rodriguez, who crushed 696 home runs as a three-time MVP and 14-time All-Star, many recall him best as a heroin cheater. When ESPN revealed that Rodriguez worked with two assistant US Department of Justice attorneys and seven Drug Enforcement Administration agents in 2014, the name of three fellow players resurfaced last week.

After tossing the first pitch at Yankee Stadium and bouncing it into the catcher's glove, Stephen A. Smith blasted it into the octagon. The host of ESPN's 'First Take' was seen dancing before being asked to throw the ceremonial first pitch ahead of the Yankees' match against the Blue Jays. However, Smith's effort fell short of the mark, and the host bowed his head in dissatisfaction as the audience expressed their displeasure.

Nike is up, baseball players are coddled, and everybody should have a gun, according to former New York Yankees pitcher David Wells. At Sunday's Old Timers' Day in the Bronx, the slimmed-down 60-year-old southpaw joined Derek Jeter and a few others of the 1998 World Champions New York Yankees, where he complained about everything from 'woke' culture to the club's current challenges. When donning a Yankees jersey with a piece of tape covering the Nike logo, Wells told reporters, 'We're in a different world.' It sucks.' Everyone should have a gun for that reason,' that's why.' Wells, a beer-guzzling, soft-toessing lefty who rose to be one of the most popular pitchers of the late 1990s and early 2000s, has shed weight and become healthier in retirement.

It's official: Derek Jeter, an old timer, has died. In the Bronx, the 49-year-old returned to Yankee Stadium for Old-Timers' Day on Saturday, where he disputed the annual celebration's name. I'm working on rebranding Old-Timers' to something else,' he said. 'When you're playing, when you're on the bench and you're watching the game, and you could never see yourself being introduced at Old-Timers', because you don't ever think you're going to get old, which - we are not old, right? We are not old. The senior is the one who died.' The 1998 team that won 125 games on Saturday would also commemorated the 25th anniversary. Jeter came last, just like Joe DiMaggio used to be. Bob Sheppard, the late public address announcer, boomed: 'Now batting, number two, Derek Jeter.'

The 2024 Jeep Grand Wagoneer's five-time World Series champion Derek Jeter and his partner Hannah Jeter are the faces. In the most recent ad that discusses the American Dream and how we should all strive for it, the glamorous couple appeared together. Now that the power couple has consulted with DailyMail.com about their hectic life with four children. 'It's fun chaos but it's the best!' Hannah said Jeter, who was thrilled to have a Jeep Wagoneer that would fit all four children. "Life is great!' We have four car seats in there, so it's packed,' she posted. 'But it is safe with all the perks.' We adore it. We spend more time in our cars than we do in our house, so we are thrilled to have a very handy vehicle.' In May, the 49-year-old Derek, a former New York Yankee, and his 33-year-old model wife welcomed their fourth child, Kaius Green Jeter, in a survivor. They also have three children - River Rose, 17 months, Story Grey, 4, and Bella Raine, 5.

Former Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria chastised Derek Jeter for his work as CEO and co-owner of the South Florida company. Loria reflected on his time as owner and Jeter's success, not least the demolition of the Marlins' home run sculpture. The amusing piece of artwork was on view behind the center field wall and now resides outside the ballpark.

Lil' Kim suffered a major nip slip while on stage at the famed Hip Hop 50 Live festival at Yankee Stadium in New York on Friday. The Lady Marmalade rapper, 49, who was recently accused of airbrushing her photos, had the costume malfunction during her appearance at the 50th anniversary of hip hop. The singer wore a glittering, cropped top made of a chainmail fabric, and at one point, the fabric swayed to the side, prompting the brief incident.

On Friday evening, Lionel Messi's Inter Miami team advanced to the semifinal round of the Leagues Cup, and celebrities were unable to attend. Before the game, Messi was led out onto the field by David Beckham's daughter Harper. Several other sports stars were on hand to watch Messi and Miami defeat Charlotte FC 4-0 in the competition, in addition to Beckham.

Since being the Miami Marlins' CEO for four years before resigning last season, Jeter is well connected to Florida sports. He was in attendance for the Round of 32 Leagues Cup match against Orlando City. After LeBron James, Serena Williams, and Kim Kardashian watched Messi's first game for Inter Miami in which he scored a vital goal in stoppage time, the Baseball Hall of Famer is the most recent celebrity to get a first-hand look at the seven-time Ballon d'Or champion and 2022 World Cup champion.

According to The Hollywood Reporter, the 48-year-old Fox Sports deal is 'exclusive,' meaning that the current season will be his last at ESPN.' The agreement's salary and terms have yet to be disclosed, though it has been reported that it is 'the most lucrative contract for an MLB analyst' ever after with a contract term of more than three years.' Rodriguez, a 14-time All-Star, was recruited by ESPN in 2018, but he has been a key contributor to Fox's MLB on Fox Studio staff, as well as former Yankees teammate Derek Jeter, who has been a 14-time World Series champion and three-time World Series champion Kevin Burkhardt, 10-time All-Star and three-time World Series champion David Ortiz (a.k.a.a.a. World Series champion) and former Yankees

This is the dramatic moment when late, great Tony Bennett left Yankee Stadium with a stunning interpretation of 'America the Beautiful' ahead of Game 1 of the World Series in 1998. Fans reminiscing on some of his most popular times after the American crooner and jazz singer died on Friday at the age of 96. One of them was a spectacular night at Yankee Stadium in 1998, when New York native Bennett stepped out in front of a full house to perform in the World Series's first game.

The New York Yankees have kicked off a road trip in disgusting style, as their hopes of making the playoffs fade. With the Angels up to bat leading 6-3, a slim chance of a comeback was shattered by the eighth inning. Tommy Kahnle of the Yankees scored a runner from second on a ground rule double, effectively ending any chance of a win. When Kahnle hurled his glove at a cooling fan in the dugout, destroying it, he may have pitched his most accurate pitch of the night.