Milwaukee Brewers’ shortstop, Willy Adames could not stop himself when he spotted his idol Derek Jeter. This story dates back to 9th August, when the two had an adorable meet and greet on the 75th Old Timers’ Day. His earnest reaction caught the attention of the world of MLB, highlighting the boyish adoration he has for the 5X World Series champion. During the Brewers vs. Diamondbacks game, honoring his idol, Adames went a step ahead, hoping for a playoff magic.

However genuine the intention was, the outcome of this was not in his favor. Notwithstanding the game results, the camaraderie between Captain Clutch and Adames’ boyish adulation stood out yet again. 

Derek Jeter and Willy Adames’ Camaraderie Plays a Role In the Game

During the Brewers vs. Diamondbacks game at American Family Field, one instance in particular was exceptional. Adames, known for his skyrocketing admiration for Derek Jeter, wore yellow and blue cleats with his idol on them. Was there a chance for the magic to happen? Seems like a ‘No’. The Brewers lost to the Diamondbacks getting swept in the NL Wild Card series. 

The Brewers let the Diamondbacks win 5-2, after blowing a multi-run lead for the second straight night. Milwaukee became the second team in MLB history to lead by multiple runs at home, according to OptaSTATS. Especially in each final two games of the postseason series before losing both games by three or more runs. With that, though the Diamondbacks advanced to the NLDS, one cannot forget Adames’ delightful gesture. How intense is his hero-worship though? 

Twenty-six days ago Adams ran toward the 49-year-old former Yankees star, to greet him as soon as he spotted him. Apart from the fact that Jeter was making his first Old-Timers’ Day appearance, Adames’ reaction won hearts. Isn’t baseball a kids’ game after all? 

The Unfathomable Star Struck Moment

As per MLB.com, after his interaction with Jeter on Old Timers’ Day, Willy said, “That’s a moment I’ve been dreaming about since I was a kid. You meet your idol, the guy that you admire since you were little, the guy you want to be like.. For me to finally have that, it’s incredible. I don’t even know how to describe it”. 

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The 28-year-old shortstop even took to Instagram and expressed his awe-moment. The post said, “a dream come true🙇🏻.. thank you for making this day an unforgettable one @derekjeter”. It is always a wonder what baseball and legendary players do for budding talent. Truly inspiring.

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