After another October exit, Jeter and A-Rod ripped New York’s homer-heavy offensive philosophy. Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez, part of the 2009 Yankees championship team, questioned New York’s approach. Both criticized the Yankees’ obsession with home runs over contact and execution.

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The New York Yankees took down the Boston Red Sox and a key play in the eighth inning has fans remembering Derek Jeter.

Since playing for over a decade in the New York Yankees pinstripes, Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez have since reunited, alongside their long-time rival, David Ortiz, in the Fox Sports studio as part o

ALDS loss to the Toronto Blue Jays, attention shifted to the team's managerial leadership. While many fans and analysts

Yankees legend Derek Jeter can do no wrong in the eyes of many New Yorkers. But former Miami Marlins president David Samson paints a far less flattering picture of the Bronx icon. In an appearance on the podcast “Pablo Torre Finds Out” on Friday ...

As former on-field rivals and current colleagues on MLB on Fox's broadcast, Red Sox legend David Ortiz engages in a lot of banter with fellow New York Yankees stalwarts Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez.

Just over 11 years ago, Derek Jeter stepped up to the plate at Yankee Stadium for his final home at bat in a legendary career. Jeter, then 40 years old, wasn't the player he once was, but that night — that moment — in the Bronx he was able to punch a ball into right field and give fans one last memory.

Derek Jeter is impressed by Mariners slugger Cal Raleigh, who hit a game-tying home run in Game 5 of the ALCS.