2014 is the final season for New York Yankees legendary SS Derek Jeter. With Jeter's Hall of Fame career coming to a close, iFolloSports.com has captured multiple behind the scenes original videos and photos of the Yankee captain, throughout the course of his 20th Big League campaign. 

Above is an original video and photo mix of Jeter, which includes clips from autograph signings before games in Minnesota and Detroit, the 2014 All-Star Game Parade, as well as on the field ceremonies at Target Field.

Hurling in the second year of his six-year/$147 million contract, Dodgers pitcher Zack Greinke appears to have found a home in LA.

In only his third MLB season, Los Angeles Angels center fielder Mike Trout is already one of the best players in baseball. In 2012, the New Jersey native won the AL Rookie of the Year award, while finishing second in the AL MVP voting to Miguel Cabrera, during the last two years. This season, Trout is one of the frontrunners for MVP, as a result of his 32 HR and 102 RBI (entering Tuesday).

2014 is the 20th and final season for New York Yankees legend Derek Jeter. Throughout the year, each road opponent has given The Captain a retirement gift, with fans trying to collect Jeter's autograph one last time, before the five-time champ rides off into the sunset.

Despite being the undisputed faces of the National League Eastern Division leading Washington Nationals, Bryce Harper and Stephen Strasburg are by no means the statistical leaders of the 79-59 club, as least during the 2014 season.

Last week, Hall of Fame baseball player Cal Ripken Jr. was spotted at the Orlando World Center Marriott hotel, located in close proximity to the Walt Disney World Resort.

During the last few weeks, Detroit Tigers megastar Miguel Cabrera has made multiple appearances around the Detroit area. Michigan based iFolloSports.com contributor Lance Martinez chronicles the two-time defending AL MVP's interactions with the community, via the above original report.

Lloyd McClendon is in his first year as manager of the Seattle Mariners. McClendon played in the Big Leagues, from 1987-1994, and is most known for his stint with the Pittsburgh Pirates (1990-1994). McClendon has led the resurgent Mariners to a 67-57 record, 6.5 games behind the Los Angeles Angels in the AL West and tied for the second American League Wild Card spot.

Minnesota Twins catcher Kurt Suzuki is in his eighth MLB season and first in Minnesota. The Twins are Suzuki's third team, with the 30-year-old spending most of his career with the Oakland Athletics. In 2014, the Hawaii native made his first All-Star Game appearance.

Entering Monday, Suzuki is batting .307 with 3 homeruns and 49 RBI.

Earlier this summer, Michigan based iFolloSports.com contributor Lance Martinez attended the 1984 World Series champion Detroit Tigers 30th anniversary celebration. The '84 Tigers went 104-58, beating the San Diego Padres in five games, during the Fall Classic.