SNL Classic with Derek Jeter
This item of Saturday Night Live is a classic. Their item Point – Counter Point features Derek Jeter and Seth Meyers in “Derek Jeter Suck! No, I don’t.” This item feeds the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry in a funny way.
Enjoy.
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