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I can’t believe you are at this milestone birthday as I will always remember you as the teenager, fresh off being the sixth pick in the draft, that came into the Yankee radio booth to talk with me and John Sterling.

After that interview, I went down to the Yankee clubhouse following the game and asked Buck Showalter what he thought of the new kid.

Although A-Rod was not present at the party, take a look at his greetings for his old mate and Hannah Davis’s preparations for Jeter.

Alex Rodriguez’s words for Jeter

Wishing Derek Jeter on social media, A-Rod conveyed his message saying,” Derek I wanna wish you a Happy 50th Birthday, I cannot believe How old you are, Happy Birthday Caps.” In the past, we’ve also seen Jeter wishing Rodriguez a happy birthday, recalling the incident from 2022.

He just had a presence to him. His answer, all these years later, still resonates with me and is applicable in 2024. Among the various comments on social media, A-Rod’s (Alex Rodriguez) wishes for Jeter have garnered significant attention.

Of course, Jeter must have been overwhelmed by receiving wishes from his former teammates and fans on social media.

Make sure your voice is somewhere.’ He’s fantastic as a broadcaster, so whether it’s as that or as an owner or whatever he wants to do, I know your family needs you, too, but keep your fingerprints on the game. I know he wanted to be an owner and it didn’t work out in Miami, but hopefully he finds a role in the game, whether it’s broadcasting or anything else.

David Ortiz, former rival and current broadcast partner on Fox

My brother turning 50 … Wow!

Happy birthday, brother. He was really, really confident, especially in the biggest moments.

Taking a snap at the cake, Hannah nailed it with customization. Additionally, they have been spotted together in quite a few photos, especially in Kevin Burkhardt’s recent social media post with the two legends. Whatever he wants to do.

Aaron Boone, Yankees manager and Jeter teammate in 2003

His confidence — that’s what really stood out to me.

For some strange reason, in my 10 years on the radio, despite only doing three innings of play by play each game, I seemed to be on the mic for most of your big moments (I’m sure to the dismay of Sterls!) I got to call Mr. November and the flip play in Oakland.

And then when I got to the TV side, I was able to document your last hit at the Stadium, your last hit in Boston and, of course, your perfect Jeter moment, your 3,000th hit.

So thank you for letting my voice be connected to many of your greatest hits.

Welcome to the 5-0 club Captain!

Michael Kay, Yankees broadcaster

Hey Derek, Happy 50th. They first met as teenagers in an early 1993 baseball game and became friends in the minor leagues.