You might remember Colin Cowherd. About a decade ago, he stirred major controversy after making questionable remarks about the intelligence of players from the Dominican Republic.

During a World Series interview on FOX, Jeter playfully jabbed Los Angeles Dodgers star Mookie Betts, who admitted he’s chasing Jeter’s five championship rings. Betts already owns three and is vying for a fourth.

Trey Yesavage's performance in Game 5 of the World Series between the Dodgers and Blue Jays stunned the baseball universe, as the Toronto rookie and his team's offense once again o

Baseball moves on. The Yankees move on. And Derek Jeter, the player, is long since done - and seems to be entirely at peace with it.

Derek Jeter isn’t itching to get back on the baseball diamond. While the Yankees great has remained a part of the game as a broadcaster on Fox’s MLB coverage — and previously as a minority owner and CEO of the Marlins — he seemed to go out of his way on Tuesday to mention that he did not miss the game while on “The Herd with Colin Cowherd.”

At first glance, the black-bordered card shows a classic action shot of Jeter at bat. However, if you look in the background, you can spot a former president and a baseball legend: Yankees slugger Mickey Mantle gripping a bat in the dugout and President George W. Bush smiling and waving from the stands, both photoshopped into the image.

Shohei Ohtani was the star of the show. He reached base on all nine plate appearances, including being intentionally walked five times.

As the Yankees’ season came to a bitter end earlier in October, franchise icon Derek Jeter suggested that manager Aaron Boone wasn’t the one making the call on every in-game move.