In a thrilling start to the NLDS on October 5, the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/new-york-mets">New York Mets</a> staged a late-game comeback, defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 6-2 with five of those runs coming in the eighth inning. While the Mets took the victory, MLB legends <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/alex-rodriguez">Alex Rodriguez</a>, Derek Jeter, and David “Big Papi” Ortiz issued pointed warnings to both teams. Their message was clear: this style of play won’t hold up throughout the rest of the series, and adjustments are necessary if either team wants to make it through to the next round.



Rodriguez, with his deep postseason experience, urged the Phillies not to dwell on the Game 1 loss but to focus on what went wrong, especially with secondary pitches. “As you watch the tape, fellows, every big home run, every big hit was from a secondary pitch,” Rodriguez noted, referring to how the Mets capitalized on off-speed pitches to mount their eighth-inning rally.



For the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/philadelphia-phillies">Phillies</a>, who may have felt the game was within their grasp for the majority of the night, Rodriguez emphasized the importance of speeding up the Mets’ rhythm and not allowing them to settle into their hitting zones. He also gave a message of reassurance to the Phillies, reminding them of their pitching depth: “The Phillies are in great shape, they’re a little rusty in Game 1, there’s no question, but all they gotta do is win Game 2.” With Aaron Nola lined up for Game 3 in NY and Zack Wheeler available for a potential Game 5 at home, Rodriguez stressed that there’s no need for panic. His advice? “Don’t chill, win the ball game.”



<h2>Derek Jeter’s Advice for the Mets</h2>



On the other hand, <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/derek-jeter">Derek Jeter</a>, ever the strategist, warned the Mets not to get too comfortable with their dramatic late-inning heroics. “Everyone talked about the Mets’ eighth-inning magic,” Jeter said, referencing the team’s uncanny ability to rally in the closing stages of games. “I made the mistake of not believing they could continue against this Phillies bullpen, great job by them, but it’s a recipe for disaster if you think you can continue scoring in the eighth or ninth inning every game and come back and win.”



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Jeter’s advice was simple: score early. The former Yankees emphasized that relying on late-game surges isn’t sustainable in a series like this. He expects the Mets to come out aggressively in Game 2, trying to secure an early lead and avoid another nail-biting comeback attempt. Jeter’s underlying message? Winning through grit is commendable, but leaning too heavily on that could eventually catch up to them.


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<h2>Big Papi’s Take on the Mets’ Approach</h2>



<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/david-ortiz">David Ortiz</a>, known for his larger-than-life presence both on and off the field, added his voice to the mix. His message was a bit different—more of a rallying cry for the Mets to seize the momentum they’ve gained. “Wheeler was nasty during Game 1,” Ortiz admitted, recognizing the challenge the Mets faced in overcoming the Phillies’ ace. “If I wore a Mets uniform today, I’d be extremely happy and say my mojo be sky high.”



Ortiz, however, didn’t shy away from offering tactical advice. He encouraged the Mets to attack aggressively in Game 2, knowing that they’ve already faced the toughest pitcher the Phillies have. “We didn’t execute really well against Wheeler, but we won the game, and there’s no two Wheelers in the rotation,” Ortiz said, urging the Mets to capitalize on this opportunity before heading back to New York. His final thought? “Go and attack with everything you have, so we can go home to the promised land.”

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<a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/patrick-mahomes">Patrick Mahomes</a> is a star of the Kansas City Chiefs in the National Football League, but he is also one of the owners of the Kansas City Royals and keeps an eye on the team’s progress in the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb">MLB</a> Playoffs. Such is his interest that the three-time Super Bowl winning quarterback sent a strong message to New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter.



Despite being focused on the Monday Night Football game against the New Orleans Saints, Mahomes took some time during a press conference to talk about the Royals’ series against the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/new-york-yankees">Yankees</a>, not forgetting the historic rivalry between the two teams and leaving a strong message for <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/derek-jeter">Jeter</a>, a former player and fan of the New York team the quarterback knows well.



“I’m excited, this is awesome for the city. I’ve heard all the stories about how great the atmosphere was the last time they were in the playoffs and they’re going up against the Yankees, a great baseball team,” Mahomes said of the divisional series that will put the spotlight on the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/topic/kansas-city-royals">Royals</a>, who went from 106 losses last season to making the playoffs this campaign.



<h2>Mahomes’ strong warning to Jeter</h2>



“I’ll let him come and see me because if we have a chance of winning, I’ll get to talk trash. He’s a big Yankees fan, but I think if his team loses this series, he might have to move cities. So let’s see if we can do that for him,” Mahomes warned Derek Jeter ahead of the 2024 American League Division Series.



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The context of the phrase is that baseball Hall of Famer Jeter has a good relationship with Mahomes and will take advantage of the trip to Missouri to see him at Kauffman Stadium when the 29-year-old quarterback presents with the Chiefs in the 2024 NFL season.






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<h2>High expectations for Kansas City Royals in the playoffs</h2>



As Mahomes said, Kansas City is living a moment of joy as the Royals return to the play-offs. Matt Quatraro’s side advanced to the Divisional Series with a 2-0 win over the Baltimore Orioles in the Wild Card Series, and now will face an intense showdown against the Yankees, starting with the first game on Saturday night.



The Royals broke a long streak of eight seasons without reaching the playoffs. In three of those campaigns, they even had records of more than 100 losses, so the atmosphere is different now in Kansas City.

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ESPN’s new documentary series about <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb/yankees-news-alex-rodriguez-draws-parallels-between-aaron-judge-derek-jeter-20220708-0042.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Derek Jeter</a>, titled”The Captain,”premiered on July 18, following the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb/how-many-home-runs-were-hit-in-the-2022-mlb-home-run-derby-20220719-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MLB All Star Home Run Derby</a>. The series is directed by <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/offside/emmys-2022-the-biggest-nominees-and-snubs-20220712-0013.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Emmy</a> winner Randy Wilkins and produced by Spike Lee and Mike Tollin.
Following the success of other projects such as Tom Brady’s Man in The Arena, More Than An Athlete with Michael Strahan, Our Time Baylor Basketball and more, the documentary will follow the story of Jeter’s life and career.
Viewers will get to see interviews with Jeter’s friends and family and colleagues, while meeting a new side of the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb/yankees-legend-derek-jeter-gets-honest-on-what-he-wants-his-legacy-to-be-20210906-0030.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">five-time World Series champion</a> and one of the most popular athletes. If you don’t want to miss any of the episodes, check out here how to watch them online and the full schedule.
<h2>How to watch or stream Derek Jeter’s documentary series ‘The Captain’</h2>
According to Wilkins, the series “gives insight into a hall of fame baseball career, but more importantly, we reveal a person who sits at multiple intersections of American culture. The Captain is a story about race, media, celebrity culture, and the insatiable drive to be the best version of yourself,” explained the director per Billboard.
You can watch all the episodeswhen they air onESPN and live stream them on ESPN+, which you can get for $6.99 a month by itself and $13.99 a month to bundle Hulu and Disney+. However, another option to stream it is fuboTV, SlingTV, DirecTV Stream and Vidgo.
If you didn’t catch the premiere, you can stream it now. Episode 2 will air on July 21 at 9 PM ET. According to the episode description by ESPN, it will show how Jeter became the leader of “Yankees as he captures a title in his first season as a pro,” while navigating his new-found fame.
<h2>Derek Jeter’s The Captain: Full schedule</h2>
First episode: Monday, July 18, 10 p.m. ET Second episode: Thursday, July 21, 9 p.m. ET Third episode: Thursday, July 28, 9 p.m. ET Fourth episode: Thursday, July 28, 10 p.m. ET Fifth episode: Thursday, August 4, 9 p.m. ET Sixth episode: Thursday, August 4, 10 p.m. ET Seventh episode (finale): Thursday, August 11, 10 p.m. ET

 
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Some people were born to be great, to be legends, and Derek Jeter is one of those people. Throughout his entire career, number 2 put the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/new-york-yankees-t110370" target="_blank" rel="noopener">New York Yankees</a> on his back, starring in some of the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb/mlb-all-time-world-series-champions-by-year-20200724-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">most iconic moments</a> in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb-t48464" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MLB</a> history.
Jeter always played with a combination of poise and elegance you don’t always find in the diamond. He was a leader on and off the field, and his career was so legendary, that he even ended it with a walk-off hit.
And now, in the wake of his Hall of Fame enshrinement and ten years after his legendary 3,000th hit, current and former teammates opened up on that movie-like moment vs. the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/tampa-bay-rays-t110457" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Tampa Bay Rays.</a>
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<h2>Teammates And Rivals Recall Derek Jeter’s Iconic 3,000th Hit</h2>
(Transcript via the New York Post)
Alex Rodríguez:
“My perspective is a little different because I knew Derek when he was 16. We met at the University of Miami-Michigan [baseball] game. So to see the entire arc, it’s really appreciating it at a level that I think most can’t appreciate it.
When I saw that home run, it’s so classic: The home run at home. The big fan [of Jeter] catches it. It was so symbolic for so many reasons. Not just the championships, but Dr. Jeter and Mrs. Jeter, the way they raised him. It was a special moment, more so than just the day. The respect [Jeter had], revered in the clubhouse and everyone in the organization. Great moment. I enjoyed it.”
Brett Gardner:
“It’s one of those moments, you kind of know it’s going to happen and you don’t really know what it’s going to be like, what that moment or that experience is going to be like. [I felt] excitement for him. And knowing how much work goes into him being able to have the career that he had, putting up the numbers that he put up and obviously there were only a select few that have played this game that have accomplished that, 3,000.
Everybody on the team, I just remember being excited for Jete. And I also think it’s one of those things, I’ve never necessarily approached a milestone like that, but I’ve got to think it must be nice to get it out of the way and then move forward. What a special moment. I’ve had a lot of those that I’ve gotten to witness and be a part of over the last 13, 14 years and that definitely is right up there near the top.”
Casey Kotchman:
“At first base, I’m thinking, ‘If he hits a single or something, I’ll go ahead and shake his hand, say congrats and get out of the way, let him do his thing with his teammates’. He hits a ball in the seats. I thought, ‘All right, I’ll tip my cap, salute him.’ By the time he hits the ball and he’s taking the turn, you’ve got three seconds, four seconds. That was pretty cool. I went ahead and tipped my cap.
It’s pretty cool. He’s had a whole list of [highlights]. It doesn’t shock anybody that’s how that one went.”
David Price:
The Rays pitcher served up Jeter’s third-inning homer to left field and, knowing it was gone, knelt quickly on the mound before springing up, a picture of frustration and energy.
“It was the only time in my life that I have ever done that. I can still see it. I can still my reaction. I can see [Rays catcher John] Jaso behind home plate. I can still see it very vividly.”
“The [second] game of our series got rained out. That was Jeremy Hellickson’s day. He was supposed to pitch, I’m pretty sure. Then I remember [Rays pitching coach Jim] Hickey coming in and he was like, ‘Hey, you’re still pitching tomorrow,’ and Hellickson was next to me and he was like, ‘Yes!’ I was like, oh my gosh. I just know what’s going to happen.
(…) He was one of my favorite players growing up. At the time, if any player in baseball was going to hit their 3,000th hit and do it off of me, I would’ve wanted it to be Derek Jeter.”
Jeter will always be one of the most respected and beloved characters not only around Major League Baseball but in all major sports. Finally, he’ll stay forever where he belongs since day one: in the Hall of Fame.
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When we talk about the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/new-york-yankees-t110370" target="_blank" rel="noopener">New York Yankees</a>, the name of <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb/all-yankees-retired-numbers-the-bronx-bombers-20200811-0001.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Derek Jeter</a> will hardly not come up to mind. He has been the face of the franchise for several years and will continue to be even years after his retirement.
But his legacy went beyond the organizationhe spent his entire career with. Jeter has written history in the <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb" target="_blank" rel="noopener">MLB</a>, and he will be deservedly recognized for it by being inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Only a few days before the big, eagerly awaited day for the baseball community, Derek Jeter was asked what he wanted his legacy to be. Spoiler alert: Yankees fans will be delighted with his answer.
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<h2>Yankees idol Derek Jeter opens up about his legacy before the Hall of Fame induction</h2>
On Wednesday, September 8, the game willbe fair and distiniguish one of the best of all time. Derek Jeter’s enshrinement ceremonies will be witnessed by fans, who have been waitingthis moment for a long time.
Reflecting on his career and everything that led him to this moment, the 14-time All-Star has not talked about his achievements nor records as things he is interested to beremembered for.
Instead, it’s his history as a Yankee that he’smost proud of. “The most important thing during my career,what Iwanted to be remembered as, I want to be remembered as a Yankee,” Jeter said. “That was it. That was the only thing, the only team I ever wanted to play for since as far back as I could remember. So that’s what I wanted my legacy to be.

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“As you start playing you start thinking about legacy and since it’s much more than what you do on the field it’s the legacy you leave off the field. Whether that’s work with my foundation, it’s what I’m doing down here in <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/miami-marlins-t125463" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Miami</a>. You know, baseball’s been a big part of my life and it will continue to be. So when you talk about legacy post-playing career I think I’m still working on it but during my career it was just to be Yankee,“ he added.
We could name multiple other things Jeter could have mentioned when it comes to talking about his legacy. However, he didn’t focus on hisfive <a href="https://bolavip.com/en/mlb/interesting-mlb-world-series-records-and-stats-20201021-0008.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">World Series titles</a> nor anything else he has accomplished in his 25-year tenure in New York. For him, the best of the road was justbeing a Yankee.
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