By Tzvi Machlin Derek Jeter surprised the baseball world today by stepping down as CEO of the Miami Marlins. But one issue could have played a major role in the decision. According to MLB insider Joel Sherman, Jeter was under the impression that the Marlins would get another $10-15 million to spend on players going into the lockout. But that strategy apparently “evaporated” amid the lockout’s length. Per the report, that was “central” to his decision to step down as CEO. Jeter leaves after four years at the helm, during which the Marlins ended a 17-year playoff drought during the 2020 season a…