Jeter said it felt great to be back home, and it felt like he never left the stadium. A hedge fund manager even said that he was honored by all the fans who cheered his name and by those who wore his number. Jeter was also happy to see all of his old team members. This was a time to honor Bernie Williams, but it became more like a reunion of players. Jeter was also able to give some of the new players a few tips. These new players said the tips given to them will last a lifetime.

Many pictures were taken and a lot of joking went on. After the ceremony, Jeter was able to chat with some of his old coaches, and he was able to give them an update of his life. The coaches were very happy to see Jeter. They said he looked great.

Jeter hopes to make plans with his old team members for a future time. He believes meeting with his old team members will keep him young. He is also dedicated to making the dedication of plaques to any player of the New York Yankees.

Realistically, the only bright spot in pinstripes was A-Rod who at the age of 39 and filling the role of the designated hitter reached base on both of his two at bats. In his first at bat after being suspended for 162 games, he was walked after battling with the Blue Jays Pitcher Drew Hutchison in the 3rd inning. Then in his second attempt he got one of the team’s three hits for the game. Meanwhile the major downside of the opening game had to be from the starting pitcher Tanaka who allowed five runs with four of them earned. He did have six strikeouts but will have a huge 9.00 ERA to dig himself out of for the rest of the year.