WFAN Host Blasts ‘Elitist’ Yankees Legend for Missing Old-Timers’ Game
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Boomer Esiason Slams Derek Jeter as ‘Elitist’ for Snubbing Yankees Old-Timers’ Day
The New York Yankees are set to celebrate the legacy of their 2000 World Series championship team at Old-Timers’ Day this August—but one of the most iconic figures in franchise history will be noticeably absent. Derek Jeter, the longtime Yankees captain and cornerstone of that title run, has reportedly declined to attend the event, and not everyone is happy about it. Among the most vocal critics are WFAN radio hosts Boomer Esiason and Gregg Gian…
WFAN host blasts 'elitist' Derek Jeter
On Monday, the New York Yankees announced that they will be bringing back their traditional baseball game coined the Old-Timers’ Day in August, which will honor the 2000 World Series champions. But perhaps the most important player on that 2000 roster, Derek Jeter, will not be in attendance for the game, which WFAN host Boomer Esiason took exception to on Tuesday. This perhaps isn’t all that much of a surprise considering Jeter has been quite op…
Boomer Esiason: Derek Jeter Old-Timers' Day Snub 'Insulting'
Derek Jeter’s decision to skip this year’s New York Yankees Old-Timers’ Day has sparked criticism from former NFL quarterback and broadcaster Boomer Esiason. Esiason, a Long Island native who spent nine seasons with the New York Jets, called the move “a little bit insulting” during his morning radio show on New York’s WFAN. Jeter, he said, should still attend the festivities, even if he doesn’t suit up for the traditional alumni baseball game, w…
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