Derek Jeter was in every Topps base set of his playing career, from #98 in 1993 onward. In 2014, his last season, he is #200.
He is in the home pinstripes and a batting helmet, gloves on, head turned up after a swing to follow the ball. YANKEES runs down the right edge, the team's top-hat logo sits in the lower corner, and a small oval above his name reads SS.
On February 12, 2014, before the season began, he announced in a Facebook post that it would be his last.
The card of the farewell season.
On September 25, in his final game at Yankee Stadium, he won it with a single against the Orioles. Three days later, at Fenway Park, he singled in his last at-bat and drove in a run.
He finished with 3,465 hits and was elected to the Hall of Fame in 2020. Topps opened its 2015 set with him at #1, leaping after that last hit at home.
