The multi-million dollar renovation project of the baseball and softball fields at Kalamazoo Central High School has been delayed one year by the coronavirus pandemic.
The only question was whether it was going to be unanimous. And after teammate Mariano Rivera was voted into Baseball's Hall of Fame unanimously last year, it seemed possible it could have two years in a row, but one writer did not vote for Jeter.
It's kind of hard not to let your mind get ahead of itself. But circle July 26th, 2020. It's likely going to be a very special day for Derek Jeter, and with that, a lot of pride for the residents of Kalamazoo.
It was quite the week for Derek Jeter. Earlier in the week, his group completed a deal to buy the Miami Marlins. Then today it was announced Jeter's wife, Hannah, gave birth.
I have a friend who was a freshman when Derek Jeter was a senior at Kalamazoo Central. She says he was a nice guy, but nobody knew his baseball career would skyrocket to the level it did. Sunday night, was the exclamation point, the "cherry on top" cap to a two decade career.
A lot of titles and honors are attached to Derek Jeter's name. Ball player, future Hall of Famer, founding publisher of The Players' Tribune are just some of them. It's in that latter role that Jeter has just penned what amounts to a Valentine to Kalamazoo.
Out of clever Halloween costume ideas? Want to show a little Kalamazoo Pride? I have five Kalamazoo-centric costume how-tos that will make you the talk around the apple-bobbing barrel.
1) Derek Jeter
Basic costume needs: baseball uniform with Yankee's logo and number 2, baseball hat, cleats, batting gloves
Props to complete look: baseball bat, catcher's mitt
Optional props to seal the deal: two
Derek Jeter, retired New York Yankee legend, future Hall of Famer, and Kalamazoo native, has written a nice piece on the work and the effect of his Turn 2 Foundation.