Report: Derek Jeter Interests ESPN After Yankees Legend Resigns as Marlins CEO

Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter already shared an MLB clubhouse, and now they might soon be cashing paychecks from the same media company.

Front Office Sports' Michael McCarthy reported Monday that ESPN "would love to get into business" with Jeter.

A door into broadcasting opened after Jeter announced he's severing ties with the Miami Marlins:

This article will be updated to provide more information on this story as it becomes available.

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