Capture baseball history with this framed collage of Derek Jeter's Last Game at Yankee Stadium.

[Excerpt below taken taken from USA Today:]

In one of the most surreal and remarkable farewells in Yankee history, leave it up to Jeter to deliver the dramatic game-winning hit in the Yankees' 6-5 triumph over theBaltimore Orioles, just minutes after the Yankees had blown a 3-run lead.

"It was sort of an out of body experience, Jeter said. "It was a weird range of emotions. I was just trying not to cry.''

In one swing of the bat, Jeter slapped his trademark single to right field. Antoan Richardson came scurrying toward home, and there was Jeter jumping up and down as he rounded first base.

His teammates sprinted onto the field, the sellout crowd of 48,613 danced in the aisles, and Jeter was mobbed, giving him a hero's send-off.

When he walked toward the dugout, there were his famous teammates from the glory days, with Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Bernie Williams and Jorge Posada hugging him, along with Hall of Fame manager Joe Torre.