Jeter Unfiltered

DJ3K like you have never seen him before. This book offers 250+ pages of a dive into Jeet's personal life. He has some really great behind the scenes pictures. My favorite is the one of him in the Bronx when they were taping his commercial where he walks to the stadium. It is a picture of him standing in front of a garage with a painting of him. This was a realt thing. In order to be genuine they decided to get out of the car one day and take pictures of Jeter walking around the Bronx. He had security and the bar knew roughly when he was coming but it was all geuine fan reactions.There is also another great pic of him and his mom looking at Nike cleats. He said he went to the Nike factory in Oregon to work on a cleat for his injured ankle.If you are a fan of the man, the yankees, sports, or baseball please get this book. If you are a fan of someone who always does and did the right thing, you should check this book out.My 1 complaint about this book is the size. I wish it was one of those oversized books so the pictures were bigger. Derek Jeter played the game of baseball the right way and these pictures help tell his story.

Great read for one of the greatest Yankees ever. Jeter will always be remembered for his ways on and off the field how he portrayed himself. His next chapter should be the same.

I've been a New York Yankee fan since 1977 and a Derek Jeter fan since 1998. I was saddened when he announced his retirement this year."Jeter Unfiltered" is Derek's final year in words and pictures with some highlights from previous years thrown in. We also get a look at his personal life. He talks about friendships, family, his Turn 2 Foundation and playing in New York for twenty seasons. This book has a ton of beautiful photos. All in All, I loved it. It made me laugh, cry and it made me proud to have witnessed his career and watch him grow from manchild to mature man. If you are Jeter fan by all means get this book. You won't be disappointed.

Came in a nice hard cover no rips or tears and cheap less than $4.99 including shipping. But if you want Jeters whole career buy "The Captain" instead. "Jeter Unfiltered" only covers his last season 2014. My dad was happy with it and only took a few hours to read.

I'm a Jeter fan and have been since he started. I follow sports pretty closely and his reputation is one of being very guarded in his dealing with the media - careful in his comments, nothing controversial. I thought that an unfiltered look at him would shed some light on his feelings about various issues - A-Rod, the Red Sox rivalry, steroids, etc. There was not much that was revealing. It's pretty much everything he's said in the past - about his parents, his fans and his love of the game. On the other hand, the photos were beautiful.

ANYTHING JETER! Love the Captain and all that he did for the Yankees as well as for his community and children with his Turn 2 Foundation. It was nice to get a glimpse of him on and off the field and to have his thoughts and back stories on some of his biggest moments.

NOT QUITE WHAT I EXPECTED IN TERMS OF A BOOK PER SE. GREAT PHOTOS OF JETER IN ALL SITUATIONS OF HIS LIFE. JUST SMALL CAPTIONS OF HIS FEELINGS REGARDING CERTAIN SITUATIONS. NOT REALLY A BIOGRAPHY OF HIM. STILL, IF YOU LIKE THE MAN, YOU'LL ENJOY THE PHOTOS.

Very enjoyable. Some great photos and an insight into the life of a ball player. I would have liked more text but that is a minor criticism. Hard to imagine the Yankees without Jeter. He was such a great player and role model for the younger up-and-coming players.

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A great book about a great man, son, brother, uncle, boyfriend, player,teammate.......truly a great man! Derek Jeter is an amazing person. Wish there were more people like him!

Great pictures and an honest story.

It's a picture book. Sure the pics are nice but I wish there was more story...

...but somehow, I was expecting more. Which could be my fault for having high expectations, perhaps - I think the title makes it sound more dramatic a departure from his private ways on Jeter's part than it actually is. (I respect that cos it would have just been weird if he'd suddently just got rid of the walls and bared all.) Great photos though. Maybe one for the more diehard fans.