Derek Jeter is the newest member of team Fox Sports, the Yankees legend and Hall of Famer going from Marlins CEO to national baseball analyst beginning this season.
In his playing days, Jeter excelled at saying nothing. He worked with reporters and always would be around to answer questions, but those answers rarely made headlines or raised eyebrows. He said a lot, and he said nothing, which is exactly how his Fox Sports stint started.
Now batting for @MLBONFOX: number 2, Derek Jeter, number 2.
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Former New York Yankees baseball player Derek Jeter attends a news conference at Yankee Stadium, Wednesday, Dec. 21, 2022, in New York. On Sunday, Feb. 12, 2023, Fox Sports announced during its Super Bowl pregame show that Jeter will be part of the network's studio coverage for the coming season.
Derek Jeter will add more star power to Fox's MLB coverage, but if his relationship with the media during his playing days is any indication, it's not clear how much hard-edged analysis he will bring. reports The NY Post.
A few hours before the Super Bowl, Jeter was asked on air who would win. He answered, and he did not answer.
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