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A class move and the Yanks gave him a nice reward. A feel good story

Hate the Yankees, but think Jeter is a great person and a good ballplayer.

Mr. Lopez raised a great son.

OK, so there is at least 1 respectable Yankees fan.

What will ESPN find to hype next?

Sorry I sell the ball for 200 g
Or at least negotiated better terms. DJ works hard cry me a multi million dollar river.

One Trick Pony wrote:Sorry I sell the ball for 200 g

I would consider that also. Problem is, you and I have no balls.

mrydel wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:Sorry I sell the ball for 200 g

I would consider that also. Problem is, you and I have no balls.

Apparently you don't know me very well.

One Trick Pony wrote:

mrydel wrote:

One Trick Pony wrote:Sorry I sell the ball for 200 g

I would consider that also. Problem is, you and I have no balls.

Apparently you don't know me very well.

And in this case I thank the Lord every day.

Got a million cash?

The true SMU fan auctions the ball and donates the proceeds to SMU athletics!!!

Jeter makes an eight-digit salary even though he is an average hitter now with little power and a defensive range of about six inches. He can buy the damn ball back.

The big question is whether the kid will have to file a gift tax return for the gift to Jeter or whether Jeter will have a capital gain because he traded an autograph worth not much for a ball worth a few hundred thousand. I think that would be really funny.

the kid got season tickets for the rest of the year and autographed stuff worth about $14,000. The question is it a reward, hence taxable or a gift, not taxable. The kid has so much class he already said he pay the tax if it was considered a reward. meanwhile he is getting checks to pay off his college loans. he seems like a real decent guy and various organizations are stepping up to reward or gift him for a decent unselfish act.

It's a gift, but the Yankees offered to pay his tax bill.
Still hate them.