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Found September 11, 2009 on FanHouse:
Jeter's Yankees Hits Record Impressive, But Don't Get Carried Away
TEAMS: New York Yankees
PLAYERS: Derek Jeter
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by Ed PriceFiled under: Yankees, MLB MilestonesBaseball has two types of milestones. In 2004, Randy Johnson recorded his 4,000th strikeout. Less than three months later, Johnson got strikeout No. 4,137 to pass Steve Carlton for most ever by a left-hander.Which got more recognition? No. 4,000 -- because we like our round numbers.But I always thought the latter was more impressive because to pass someone seems, to me, more significant.That said, what do we make of Derek Jeter's breaking Lou...
Original Story: http://mlb.fanhouse.com/2009/09/11/je...

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  • bob2k2 said September 12, 2009

    Well with free agency, this is something that you will never see again. Jeter will finish his career as a Yankee and perhaps have over 3,500 hits with one team, this will never happen again in baseball. My hat is off for Jeter (coming from a Met fan), and Jeter is a great role model on the field and off. Bravo!!!!

    • bob2k2 replied September 12, 2009

      Sorry new to this website, and did not realize that once click it would not update, this is way there is three of the same post

  • bob2k2 said September 12, 2009

    Well with free agency, this is something that you will never see again. Jeter will finish his career as a Yankee and perhaps have over 3,500 hits with one team, this will never happen again in baseball. My hat is off for Jeter (coming from a Met fan), and Jeter is a great role model on the field and off. Bravo!!!!

  • bob2k2 said September 12, 2009

    Well with free agency, this is something that you will never see again. Jeter will finish his career as a Yankee and perhaps have over 3,500 hits with one team, this will never happen again in baseball. My hat is off for Jeter (coming from a Met fan), and Jeter is a great role model on the field and off. Bravo!!!!
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