By Andrew Gould Former New York Yankees great Derek Jeter turned 48 years old on Sunday. One of MLB’s greatest shortstops recorded 3,465 hits over his Hall of Fame career. The 14-time All-Star led the Yankees to five World Series championships with the most postseason hits (200) in MLB history. The Players’ Tribune, which Jeter founded after retiring in 2014, celebrated him with some old phots. Other fans also sent The Captain well wishes on Twitter. Jeter might have already felt old this week before celebrating his birthday. On Wednesday, Jeter Downs made his MLB debut. The 23-year-old Boston…