Derek Jeter is trying to get money out of underwear.
The retired Yankees shortstop wants a judge to tell the marketer of Frigo, a luxury underwear brand, to give him $1,000 a day for each day it's late on a deal to pay his legal fees, according to a report from Law360's Matt Chiappardi.
Rappers 50 Cent and Timbaland are Frigo investors.
RevolutionWear owes Jeter $90,000 in unpaid legal fees, the report said.
The company agreed to pay some of Jeter's legal costs after sued it, the report said. In that lawsuit, in March 2016, Jeter wanted a judge to say he followed through with his agreement with RevolutionWear to endorse the company, using his "name or likeness to promote the products," the report said.