Say what you want about the overhyping of Derek Jeter’s farewell tour or his status among the all-time greats in New York Yankees history, but there are very few modern day baseball players that deserve a proper send off. The Boston Red Sox, and Boston sports captains, helped give Jeter his proper farewell in his last game of his 20-year career.

Among many of the fine tributes to Jeter, Bruins great Bobby Orr was on hand to pay respect (or #RE2PECT) to No. 2 at Fenway Park on Sunday afternoon. Longtime Patriot Troy Brown and ex-Celtic Paul Pierce were also on hand for Jeter’s tribute.

#RedSox captains, Bobby Orr, Troy Brown, Paul Pierce, and the 2014 team pay their #RE2PECT https://t.co/xRgnmT7wTP

— Boston Red Sox (@RedSox) September 28, 2014

Derek Jeter greets Bobby Orr at Fenway Park pic.twitter.com/Q8Ulvzu9Fy

— 3030 (@jose3030) September 28, 2014

Jeter finished the day 1-for-2, including an RBI single in his final career at-bat. All in all it was not a bad week for Jeter, who ended his Yankee Stadium career with a walk-off RBI single against the Orioles earlier in the week.

For the lucky fans who made the trek to Yawkey Way this afternoon, Orr’s appearance was just a small gesture during a pretty impressive ceremony.