The letter was accompanied by Jordan brand Derek Jeter "RE2PECT" shirts in school colors with the school's block "M" logo, reportedly the first "RE2PECT" shirts since his retirement. "In the ...

Yankees icon Derek Jeter ... On Monday, one of Jeter's long-time sponsors, Nike, released a commercial paying tribute to the future Hall of Famer. The ad's name ""RE2PECT" is a tip of the cap ...

Tuesday night’s MLB All-Star Game was the last for Derek Jeter ... As a tribute, Nike produced a farewell video called ‘Re2pect,’ after Jeter’s number. It features a host of athletes ...

It was inevitable someone would do a parody of Derek Jeter's Jordan Brand "Re2pect" commercial, wasn't it? We just didn't realize that someone would be a big husk of corn with a baseball for a ...

#RE2PECT is a new Nike ad paying tribute to New York Yankees captain Derek Jeter, playing off his No. 2 jersey number. (YouTube video still) A new advertisement pays tribute to future Baseball ...

Love him or hate him, there's no denying Derek Jeter's place in baseball history. And tomorrow night's MLB All-Star game will be the 40-year-old's last. Team Jordan (basically Nike), whose ...

On Wednesday, July 26, Jordan Brand will be releasing two new “Derek Jeter” inspired Air Jordans and — you’re not gonna believe this — they’re also launching Jeter RE2PECT slides too!

Derek Jeter has earned respect, or #re2pect, during his 20-year career in the MLB. Reuters Respect. It doesn’t matter if a baseball lover is a Boston Red Sox fan or a player on the New York Mets ...

(Brendan Kuty/NJ.com) BOSTON — The Red Sox's farewell to Derek Jeter was all about "respect." Or "RE2PECT," if you'd prefer. Boston went all out to honor the retiring Yankees shortstop ...

The pitch came shortly after David Price’s pitch on July 9, 2011, the one Derek ... Jeter’s 2 could replace the “S” in “Respect,” creating the eminently hash-taggable “#RE2PECT ...

CBS DETROIT - New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter has played his entire ... The title of the ad - "RE2PECT" - is a play on Jeter's famed No. 2 jersey.