Now check out Jeter's stunning lakeside castle in New York that still hasn't sold after several years on the market:Wright Brothers Real Estate; Eric Espada/Getty Images
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In 2018, legendary New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter placed his stunning Greenwood Lake, New York, castle on the market.
Jeter purchased the 4.01-acre property for $425,000 in 2003, but he listed the home for a whopping $14.75 million after significant renovations.
Jeter purchased his 4.01-acre Greenwood Lake, New York, property for $425,000 in 2003 and converted it into a fortress.
The castle, which is roughly 45 miles northwest of Yankee Stadium, appeared on the market in June 2018 and was listed for a whopping $14.8 million.
Jeter's lakeside palace — affectionately dubbed the "Gem on the Lake" in the official listing — couldn't find a buyer so it went up for auction with a starting bid of $6.5 million.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is celebrating his latest win with his wife Brittany.
The Kansas City Chiefs selected Patrick in the first round of the NFL Draft in April 2017.
Her team won its league in September 2017, according to her Instagram, and by October 2017 she was in Kansas City.
I think the people are what we love the most about Kansas City," Mahomes said.
He took the Chiefs to their second-consecutive Super Bowl in February 2021, though the team lost to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
He is also strict on alcohol, even putting Rob Gronkowski on a drinking diet.
But Brady does occasionally splurge, — including on New Year's Eve, apparently, as he said on Instagram that he was curing his hangover with some TB12 electrolytes on New Year's Day 2018.
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WNBA free agency is underway, with teams receiving the green light to recruit stars as of this weekend.
Top free agent Breanna Stewart has reportedly made charter flights a key issue for teams wooing her.
Private flights are not covered by the league's CBA, but Brittney Griner's return may force policy changes.
The 2018 MVP took to Twitter to announce that she's prepared to help "subsidize charter travel for the entire WNBA" by offering her "NIL, posts + production hours."
Several current WNBA players, including Nneka and Chiney Ogwumike, Elena Delle Donne, Napheesa Collier, Alysha Clark, Erica Wheeler, Kahleah Copper, and Natalie Achonwa, offered their support in the comments.
Mikaela Shiffrin broke Lindsey Vonn's all-time alpine skiing World Cup record in Kronplatz, Italy.
Shiffrin then mocked the stigma around "talking about my period" in tongue-in-cheek social media posts.
After winning her 84th World Cup title in Kronplatz, Italy, Wednesday, the newly crowned winningest World Cup champion in women's alpine skiing history was radically honest about being at "an unfortunate time of my monthly cycle" for the race.
Shiffrin competes in a 2022 women's World Cup slalom in Flachau, Austria.
In the Twitter comments, Shiffrin further explained the many ways that having one's period can impact athletes ahead of major competitions.
NBA legend Kobe Bryant died in a helicopter crash three years ago, on January 26, 2020, in Calabasas, California.
Bryant and his daughter are survived by his wife, Vanessa, and three children: Bianka, Natalia, and Capri.
Kobe Bryant was known for his impressive work ethic and devotion to basketball, but he also found time to enjoy life and pursue ventures off of the court in his retirement.
Bryant was among nine people killed, including his 13-year-old daughter Gianna Bryant, when the helicopter collided with a mountainside.
Here's a look back at the incredible life of Kobe Bryant.
Countless female athletes have helped usher women's sports into the mainstream.
From Babe Didrikson Zaharias to the Williams sisters, here are 36 iconic athletes who've put women's sports in the spotlight.
Recent breakthroughs have helped usher female athletes and their organizations closer to the mainstream than they've ever been.
According to a 2018 Nielsen report on the rise of women's sports, 84% of general sports fans now have an interest in women's sports.
Below, we take you through the 36 most iconic female athletes that have helped put women's sports in the spotlight.
Biden said he hopes Putin will be willing to talk about freeing Brittney Griner with midterms over.
He said he hopes Putin will "be willing to talk more seriously about a prisoner exchange."
Griner's appeal to her nine-year sentence was rejected, and she has been sent to a penal colony.
Biden has publicly spoken about trying to release Griner multiple times.
Earlier this week Griner's wife, Cherelle Griner, said she was worried about the basketball star's mental health.
But despite the occasional lavish trip, Brady and Bündchen were the rare celebrity couple that can actually afford to live a megastar lifestyle but opted to live more modestly — relative to other high-earning megastars, at least.
Now they live separately.
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There are plenty of female athletes who have helped usher women's sports into the mainstream.
From Babe Didrikson Zaharias to the Williams sisters, here are 36 iconic athletes who've put women's sports in the spotlight.
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Recent breakthroughs have helped usher female athletes and their organizations closer to the mainstream than they've ever been.
Below, we take you through the 36 most iconic female athletes that have helped put women's sports in the spotlight.
So when he did it over Stuff the Magic Dragon — the Orlando Magic mascot — at the 2016 dunk contest, it sent the crowd into an absolute frenzy.
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