Most go on to other clubs, but a select number have spent their whole careers in New York. Derek Jeter, Mickey Mantle, and Mariano Rivera are three of the most well-known names, but Joe DiMaggio has to be the finest of those names. He was among the first 20 players chosen in the 1946 baseball draft by the New York Yankees, making him one of only four men in history to play for the same team from '-' until today. The other three are Ted Williams, Mel Ott, and Carl Yastrzemski. Jeter has been with the Yankees since he came up through their system in 1992. He is now considered one of the best shortstops in baseball and has won two World Series titles with them. Although he has announced that he will retire after this season, there is still hope that he will change his mind. Mantle and DiMaggio were both center fields for the Yankees. Mantle died at age 48 after suffering from chronic kidney disease for several years. DiMaggio retired after breaking his leg in 1999 and had been working as a television analyst since then. However, he might come out of retirement if the Yankees need him to fill in for an injured player. There have been rumors that Rivera could be traded before the start of next season because the Yankees are looking to give more playing time to their younger pitchers.