Derek Jeter to attend Yankees' Old-Timers' Day for first time - ESPN

NEW YORK — Derek Jeter will attend Yankees' Old-Timers' Day for the first time since his retirement when New York honors the 25th anniversary of its 1998 World Series championship team on Sept. 9.

Jeter, 49, won five World Series titles with the Yankees from 1995-2014 and his No. 2 was retired in 2017. He was voted to the Hall of Fame in 2020.

Jeter served 4½ years as Miami Marlins president before quitting in February 2022. He attended last December's news conference when Aaron Judge was appointed his successor as Yankees captain.

Others from the 1998 team scheduled to attend include Hall of Famers Mariano Rivera and manager Joe Torre, along with Andy Pettitte, Jorge Posada, Tino Martinez and Paul O'Neill, the Yankees said Monday.

In addition to the traditional introductions, there will be a new question-and-answer roundtable. Like last year, there will be no Old-Timers' Game.

Introductions will start about two hours before the game against Milwaukee, scheduled for 2:05 p.m.