Red Sox To Auction Off Derek Jeter’s Ball From His Last Game

The Red Sox shocked the world of baseball with the generous and over the top tribute they gave to Derek Jeter in his last game of his 20-year career. Now, they look to continue the ‘nice streak,’ as they are offering to auction off the ball that was used in Jeter’s final out at Fenway Park. 

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For him hitting a line drive that was simply caught, it still has fans lingering for that baseball. Bids have apparently reached over $7,500, and the bids concluded at 8 p.m. ET last night. The Sox are also auctioning off the first base bag that Jeter crossed when he was beating out an infield single in his last at-bat as a Yankee. Bids have been rumored to reach around $15,000 for that item.

Both of these items are being auctioned through Major League Baseball, specifically in the MLB’s in-house auction website. It will be interesting to hear about the final announcement about how much both of these pieces were really sold for.

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