Derek Jeter New York Yankees Retirement Player Patch
This is the Derek Jeter commemorative retirement patch to honor his retirement in 2014, as worn by the team during the ceremony at Yankees stadium in 2014. This patch is designed for commemorative, nostalgic display, and collection. The patch measures approximately at 4 inches wide by 4 inches tall. Patch comes fully packaged and sealed.
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You're the type of New York Yankees fan who counts down the minutes until the first pitch. When your squad finally hits the field, show your support all game long with this Derek Jeter Replica Player jersey from Nike. Its classic full-button design features crisp player and New York Yankees applique graphics, leaving no doubt you'll be along for the ride for all 162 games and beyond this season.
Men's Nike Derek Jeter White/Navy New York Yankees Replica Jersey
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Bring back the glorious feeling of watching Derek Jeter hit the field with this New York Yankees Cooperstown Collection Authentic jersey from Mitchell & Ness. Every stitch is tailored to play up to the same standards of design, comfort and movement your all-time favorite player had. With its outstanding construction and fine attention to detail, a taste for this kind of jersey is a sure sign of a truly dedicated New York Yankees fan.
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