Derek Jeter was in Caroline Wozniacki's player's box at U.S. Open

When you have a new boss, the least you can do is give him some plumb seats to your first U.S. Open match.

Caroline Wozniacki, a newly minted “senior editor” of Derek Jeter’s “for athletes, by athletes” website, The Players’ Tribune, apparently invited her new boss, who has more free time this September than usual, to sit in her box for her opening U.S. Open match against Jamie Loeb.

Jeter couldn’t even fake his interest as Wozniacki demolished Loeb, the reigning NCAA champion, and was seen heading back into an air-conditioned box for the second set of the match. Jeter was then awarded a gold glove for some reason.

Wozniacki’s first entry, “The Open,” contains scintillating analysis such as “obviously, to have come so close and lost, I was disappointed,” but it’s a good enough read for a tennis player/marathoner. And, no, it doesn’t contain the name “Rory.”