Brielle Saracini first met Derek Jeter when he invited her to a game after losing her father on 9/11.
21 years later, the two reconnected when she received a surprise from The Captain himself. @amfam #ad pic.twitter.com/F8N7JE8QHx
— ESPN (@espn) July 28, 2022
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–Brielle Saracini McGuire lost her father in 9/11. Derek Jeter invited her to Yankee Stadium and the two remained in touch over the years. McGuire was diagnosed with cancer twice and Jeter gave her encouragement. 21 years later, while in the process of producing celebratory messages to appear in the documentary series “The Captain,” American Family Insurance, Elite Media and the directing team of Jams and Bash, brought McGuire to the set where she was reunited with Jeter. The resulting, touching behind-the-scenes video was posted online on both American Family and ESPN social channels.
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