Billy Crystal reppin’ Nike in Derek Jeter ‘RE2PECT’ ad. Say what?

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Jewish Journal

July 14, 2014

Jews may not be super well-represented in pro sports, but at least Billy Crystal is able to make a cameo in this ad–albeit a very brief one. Blink, and you'll miss it.

Hat's off to you, Billy Crystal.

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