New York Yankees
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"It's disappointing, frustrating,'' the Yankees' manager said.
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Former Yankees shortstop doesn't care to know why one person didn't give him a vote into the Hall.
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Former Yankees shortstop and fellow HOF newcomer Larry Walker bask in glow of baseball's ultimate honor.
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The former Yankees shortstop and captain will be joined by Larry Walker in the Hall.
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Jeter was one vote shy of becoming the second unanimous inductee into the Baseball Hall of Fame
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Of the six voters in the Newsday sports department, five voted for Bonds and Clemens.
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A look back at the best of the former Yankees captain.
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Will Jeter join Mariano Rivera as the only players to earn 100 percent of the vote? And will anyone other than Jeter be voted in by the BBWAA?
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In figures accumulated by Hall of Fame ballot tracker Ryan Thibodaux (Twitter: @NotMrTibbs), Jeter had been named on all 163 made public as of Saturday afternoon, or 41.3% of the electorate.
MORE YANKEES
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For the Hall of Fame class of 2020, this explainer doesn't really need much explaining.
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Smoltz said there is urgency for the Yankees to win now.
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Clemens says he doesn't even pay attention to announcement day for the Baseball Hall of Fame.