Derek Jeter
- #2 | SS BatsR ThrowsR
- Height6-3
- Weight195
- New York Yankees
- Age35
- Experience 15 years
- Salary $21,600,000
- BirthplacePequannock, New Jersey
Yankee Panky: Spring Flinging
Bronx Banter — A month into spring training has yielded little in terms of newsworthy occurrences in Yankee camp. The team announced it would not discuss or negotiate contract extensions for Mariano Rivera, Derek Jeter, or manager Joe Girardi until after the season, which is consistent with recent club policy. Nick Johnson missed time with back stiffness (uh-oh), but [...]
New York Yankees 9 hours agoFlu bug KOs Jeter
New York Post — TAMPA -- Derek Jeter was scratched from last night's lineup against the Braves due to the flu that is circulating through the Yankees' clubhouse. "We sent him home," said manager Joe Girardi, who never saw the shortstop. "It's going around, it's either the flu or a head...
New York Yankees 15 hours agoNY Yankees' shortstop Derek Jeter scratched with flu
Ledger on Yankees | Newark Star-Ledger — Weather threatens Yankees' next two Grapefruit League games.
New York Yankees March 11, 2010Jeter scratched from tonight’s game (UPDATED with reason)
The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News — The Yankees have just handed out new lineups for tonight with Derek Jeter no longer hitting leadoff. There’s no further word on what happened, and the Yankees clubhouse is closed since the team is working out. Just speculation, but there has been a bad cold going around the Yankees clubhouse – it hit Tony Pena, [...]
New York Yankees March 11, 2010A Tiger in new (pin)stripes
Detroit Free Press — LAKELAND, Fla. -- Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter weren't on the Yankees' traveling squad Wednesday for Curtis Granderson's first game against the Tigers. So Granderson lost one option for getting back to the Yankees' base. After a recent exhibition road game, he rode back with them to camp in Jeter's car.
Detroit Tigers March 11, 2010Remembering the Next Generation
River Ave. Blues — Nomar Garciaparra officially announced his retirement yesterday, although it caught no one off guard considering the non-exist market for older players. It seems like just yesterday that Nomar, along with Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez, had effectively taken the shortstop torch from Cal Ripken Jr. and Barry Larkin, and represented the new wave of offensive [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogRemembering the Next Generation
New York Yankees March 10, 20102010 Season Preview: Can Jeter keep it up?
River Ave. Blues — It’s really not as easy as Derek Jeter makes it look. Last season, the Yankees became the first team in baseball history to win the World Series with a 35-year-old shortstop, though you wouldn’t have been able to tell Jeter was that old by his .344-.432-.563 postseason batting line. The Captain has spoiled us for [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blog2010 Season Preview: Can Jeter keep it up?
New York Yankees March 10, 2010Familiarity Breeds Contempt
Bronx Banter — Just eight games into the exhibition schedule, the Yankees and Pirates met for the third time. The Yankees won the first two 6-3 and 6-0. This time the invading Pirates got their revenge with an ugly 12-7 win. Lineup: R – Derek Jeter (SS) L – Nick Johnson (DH) S – Jorge Posada (C) R – Alex Rodriguez (3B) L – [...]
New York Yankees March 10, 2010Open Thread: Best Buds
River Ave. Blues — Apparently Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez are buddies again. Sure, they had a fine working relationship before, smiling on the field and being amiable towards each other off it, but deep down the Captain always held a bit of a grudge ever since A-Rod trashed him in Esquire nearly a decade ago. Well, apparently it’s [...]Post from: River Ave. Blues A New York Yankees blogOpen Thread: Best Buds
New York Yankees March 9, 2010Hellickson impresses again
Rays Report | Tampa Tribune — By ROGER MOONEY SARASOTA He wasn’t facing Derek Jeter or Mark Teixeira on Tuesday. Still, Jeremy Hellickson looked good in striking out the only four batters he faced to end the game. Hellickson entered in the bottom of the eighth…
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- Random Thoughts From Rainy Florida Sweeney Murti Yankees Blog | WFAN *I don’t care how much anybody wants to make fun of Francisco Cervelli, or even David Wright. If those helmets are going to prevent head injuries then they should be made mandatory. This is about the safety of the players. Joe Girardi noted the other day that as technology has changed, baseball has kept up and this should be no different.
- Eiland: No frontrunner in fifth starter race Blogging the Bombers | New York Daily News Chad Gaudin, Sergio Mitre and Alfredo Aceves will all get their chance to pitch again on Saturday, as the Yankees have a pair of split-squad games after being rained out in each of the past two days. We’re two starts into the fifth-starter competition, and even though Aceves and Mitre have pitched shutout ball, Gaudin and Phil Hughes have pitched okay at best and Joba Chamberlain has been awful, it seems that there is no frontrunner yet. “I don’t think anyone has pulled ahead,” pitching coach Dave Eiland said. “Ace has thrown the ball extremely well, but as of ri...
- Your Yankees comments: Together Burnett and Posada work the late shift Newark Star-Ledger Highlighting the best comments from the NJ.com community
- Rain forces NY Yankees to juggle pitching assignments Ledger on Yankees | Newark Star-Ledger Fifth starter competition gets underway on Saturday; Pettitte settles for simulated game
- Pettitte no-hits the Phillies The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News Andy Pettitte wasn’t going through the motions this afternoon. He was going through the Philadelphia Phillies. During his three-inning simulated game in the indoor cage at Steinbrenner Field, pitching coach Dave Eiland called balls and strikes while Pettitte acted as if he were facing the Phillies lineup. “I didn’t give up a hit in three innings,” [...]
- Pettitte back in the pen The LoHud Yankees Blog | Journal News Because of the rain, Andy Pettitte is throwing a bullpen session today. It’s too wet in Tampa for anything other than indoor work. Pettitte will not pitch in a game until Wednesday the 17th. “He’s got four more starts,” Joe Girardi said. “We’ll make sure that he sees live people.” Joba Chamberlain will pitch out of the [...]
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