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  • @skatershaner
    @skatershaner 4 года назад +1545

    Jeter is a once in a generation talent. Everyone hated the Yankees, yet they had mad respect for Jeter. Well deserved HoF entry.

    • @notimportant3686
      @notimportant3686 4 года назад +50

      actually he is an abundant per generation talent.... he is a one in a generation PLAYER... his mental aspects and his fortitude made him the player he was, his actual baseball abilities have been outshined by many.... he is one of those guys who is greater than the sum of his parts

    • @strikedizzle
      @strikedizzle 4 года назад +36

      You’re right. Talent doesn’t get you 5 chips and 3 k hits. That’s hard work and dedication

    • @chuckhold9992
      @chuckhold9992 4 года назад +32

      I hate the Yankees and I despise Derek Jeter. Greatest shortstop ever.

    • @certifiedfnhater4038
      @certifiedfnhater4038 4 года назад +14

      That is true. Don’t like the yanks. But respect number 2

    • @elderwolf2722
      @elderwolf2722 4 года назад +11

      @MANCHESTER UNITED and still the Yankees are more famous then United and will always be more famous then United will ever be XD

  • @kyleradavice7842
    @kyleradavice7842 4 года назад +1129

    Where is the iconic “Jeter” play? Where he does the jump throw. Come on man that was a career defining play that inspired generations

    • @ArmyHumor
      @ArmyHumor 4 года назад +47

      Kyle Radavice that’s exactly what I was waiting for. It’s iconic.

    • @TheTigersfan20
      @TheTigersfan20 4 года назад +4

      ruclips.net/video/oxzR0RKRWTQ/видео.html

    • @-eternall
      @-eternall 4 года назад +7

      Right man that was ground breaking

    • @allstarr9tc
      @allstarr9tc 4 года назад +15

      probably ignoring it just like how everyone ignores his abysmal defensive metrics

    • @LudaChez
      @LudaChez 4 года назад +15

      @@allstarr9tc were they really abysmal ? I know he wasn't the best fielder and his defense is super overrated but was it abysmal ? (Note, I'm seriously asking)

  • @adamfitzgerald911
    @adamfitzgerald911 4 года назад +700

    The perfect teammate
    The perfect captain
    The perfect baseball player
    The perfect Yankee
    Perfect choice for Hall Of Fame

    • @wm_9640
      @wm_9640 3 года назад +29

      Should’ve been a “perfect” 100% unanimous vote! Whoever the 1 bum was that didn’t vote for Jeter should be ashamed of himself..

    • @akumanoo3465
      @akumanoo3465 3 года назад +2

      @Mike Andresen tf u smokin bruh

    • @christopherbuckman7900
      @christopherbuckman7900 3 года назад +2

      @Mike Andresen bruh he got 3000 hits

    • @jamesgreen9791
      @jamesgreen9791 2 года назад +1

      @@wm_9640 not to be a jerk, but actually Jeter was statically the worst defensively out of any player ever. Offensively he was good but barley a hall of fame player.

    • @tyreepowell8367
      @tyreepowell8367 2 года назад +2

      @@jamesgreen9791 I wanna see Derek Jeter In The Baseball Hall Of Fame!

  • @CommentingTheTruth
    @CommentingTheTruth 3 года назад +310

    "This kid's going to be a star" Nailed it!!

    • @nolimit5512
      @nolimit5512 Год назад +4

      More like Legend

    • @ijamzer5190
      @ijamzer5190 Год назад +1

      @@nolimit5512 yeah facts. He’s the worst defensive shortstop of all time and a slap hitter

    • @Dragon-Slay3r
      @Dragon-Slay3r 9 месяцев назад +1

      S m i r k 😂

    • @lukecampbell164
      @lukecampbell164 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@ijamzer5190first ballot hall of famer and 5 rings cry harder slugger

  • @dylanconry7561
    @dylanconry7561 3 года назад +150

    When Jeter had his 3000th hit I literally couldn't hear Michael Kay because the crowd was screaming so loud for Derek. Everyone loved him.

    • @joeaardvark9214
      @joeaardvark9214 3 года назад +6

      I was just thinking about that. When have you ever heard the crowd so loud that you couldn't hear the commentator? Amazing.

    • @jonathantrauner3742
      @jonathantrauner3742 2 года назад +3

      The only two MLB players in MLB history to have their 3000th career MLB hit be a home run, 2020 Hall of Famer Derek Jeter and Wade Boggs. #Historic

    • @tyreepowell8367
      @tyreepowell8367 2 года назад

      @@jonathantrauner3742 Happy New Year To You Sir.

    • @joevigg28
      @joevigg28 Год назад

      @@jonathantrauner3742 actually 3. A-Rod hit a homer for his 3000th hit.

  • @FPSDALLAS
    @FPSDALLAS 4 года назад +702

    Didn't need a trash can or a buzzer to do it.

    • @tombauermusic
      @tombauermusic 4 года назад +65

      Jacob McKeever Yes, because Jeter had whole a system in place where he planted a kid in the bleachers to purposely reach over and then have the umpire blow the call. Genius!

    • @bz4207
      @bz4207 4 года назад +7

      How many girls did Jeter give herpes too?

    • @raptorsrule4
      @raptorsrule4 4 года назад +7

      nah just needed a stacked team of roided up juiceheads every year

    • @Karthos1000
      @Karthos1000 4 года назад +7

      @MANCHESTER UNITED This prediction has been made 20 times in the last 100 years, and has been wrong every time. Maybe this time you'll be right. I like soccer/football; I enjoy the Euro Cup and the World Cup every time they roll around. It's possible to enjoy and be a fan of both sports. And neither sport is better or worse than the other. It's not really a comparison that can be drawn. I mean, in baseball, the team on defense possesses the ball, the only sport where that's true. In soccer, the clock never stops, the only sport where that's true. In baseball there is no clock, the only sport where that's true. In soccer, pretending to be injured is a part of the game, and there are players who are great ONLY BECAUSE they are great at pretending to be injured (e.g Cristiano Ronaldo) the only sport where that's true.
      Neither sport is better than the other, and the two are totally different.

    • @blobulous3500
      @blobulous3500 4 года назад +1

      or steroids

  • @derekcano3837
    @derekcano3837 4 года назад +451

    “I’m just trying to do my job” what a guy smh. Definitely deserved the unanimous hall of fame. Not to mention he’s the hits leader for the greatest franchise in sports history

    • @JohnjOcampo
      @JohnjOcampo 4 года назад +15

      Its like the Cristiano Ronaldo of real madrid

    • @kurumauzamaki2731
      @kurumauzamaki2731 4 года назад +3

      He wasn’t good enough to be unanimous

    • @elitespartan5379
      @elitespartan5379 4 года назад +2

      Marco Olvera what’s wrong with Ronaldo?

    • @Wsg440
      @Wsg440 4 года назад +13

      @Shotgunner42 but always came through when it mattered the MOST - 10x more important than any mvp.

    • @iamtman1
      @iamtman1 4 года назад +3

      You're beyond an idiot Shotgunner42. Plus wrong on just about everything.

  • @mazera_sushi
    @mazera_sushi 3 месяца назад +1

    What a classic ballplayer he is, thank you for being a great role model for me as a kid

  • @bluesyoucanuse1861
    @bluesyoucanuse1861 3 года назад +71

    One of the classiest athletes and classiest people of all time. What a true honor it was to see him for 19 years. Hustle, effort and clutch plays for all those years. Incredible!

  • @TheShachattack13
    @TheShachattack13 4 года назад +172

    As fans, we don’t remember overall stats. We remember moments and no player had more iconic moments than the captain

  • @philipdileo3750
    @philipdileo3750 3 года назад +145

    The last real true baseball player, Derek Jeter. Played ever day, hustled on every play, didn’t get in to any nonsense on or off the field. Never a doubt about “PED” use. A true gentleman, a fine ball player and a great Hall of Famer!

    • @Rrc2344
      @Rrc2344 Год назад

      Mike trout??

    • @lamarravery4094
      @lamarravery4094 Год назад +3

      Couldn't have said it better myself, he was my favorite baseball player of all time. Great hitter, class act and never took PEDs. Always hustled and had a knack for hitting in the clutch. My favorite Jeter play was when he threw the ball to Posada to get Giambi out. That wasn't even his position, how did he have the instinct to be there in that play? I remember seeing that game on TV back in 2001 and will always remember that play.

  • @xCODYSSEUS
    @xCODYSSEUS 3 года назад +25

    I have never been a Yankees fan, but i have always had tremendous respect for Jeter. Absolute GOAT.

  • @notimportant3686
    @notimportant3686 4 года назад +72

    one of the few superstars from that era that you could tell plainly just by looking at him, was NOT on steroids

    • @SugarRayTaylor
      @SugarRayTaylor 3 года назад +10

      You can NEVER tell by looking at someone. Dee Gordon was popped for PEDs yet he's the last guy you would think just by looking at him.
      I don't believe Jeter ever took anything but my point is appearance can be incredibly deceiving and I would never judge if a guy is using or not based on simple appearance.

    • @notimportant3686
      @notimportant3686 3 года назад +1

      @@SugarRayTaylor you can tell a huge majority of the time

    • @edtechspecialist
      @edtechspecialist 3 года назад +3

      @@SugarRayTaylor Agreed. Palmiero is a perfect example. Looked like your average suburban dad. Thought his success was due to a swing as smooth as butter. Never would have suspected he used PEDs, but lo and behold...

    • @matrinezkevin11492
      @matrinezkevin11492 3 года назад +2

      @@SugarRayTaylor you're right. I don't believe Jeter was on PEDs (I'm biased as a lifelong Yankee fan) but some PEDs don't blow you up. Not every PED is Dbol that inflates you in 4 weeks. Some others like Halotestin greatly increase strength with minimal weight gain. GH in micro to moderate dosages does gain much weight but injury proofs athletes by helping them recover so much faster. Not every PED makes skinny kids into Barry Bonds.

    • @matrinezkevin11492
      @matrinezkevin11492 3 года назад +2

      @@edtechspecialist true. Palmeiro got busted for Winny and while that's one anabolic that doesn't add a ton of weight, it helps greatly with muscles speed and a decent bit with strength. That's why assloads of MMA fighters have been busted for Stanozolol as well without looking excessively juiced.

  • @damien1869
    @damien1869 8 месяцев назад +3

    “Derek Jeter, where fantasy becomes reality”
    What a line that is!! Brings a chill….Miss watching him and A-Rod play together!!

    • @KJ3113
      @KJ3113 2 месяца назад

      Yup, me too, and im a NYM fan

  • @theprofessor78678
    @theprofessor78678 Месяц назад

    A legend and a humble servant leader. His life and legacy will continue to inspire us all.

  • @StarkPVP
    @StarkPVP 4 года назад +13

    I was at Jeters last game at Yankee Stadium I've never heard a stadium erupt so loud and never felt such emotions from one single baseball play in my life when he hit that walk off. Its crazy thinking you will never see the guy you idolized growing up in New York play ever again. and to exit in walk off fashion was just incredible. There were grown men all around with tears in their eyes.. me being one of them haha

  • @ChrisGBowling
    @ChrisGBowling 3 года назад +10

    I miss Derek so much. Every time I watch his plays or anything I almost tear up a little.

    • @tyreepowell8367
      @tyreepowell8367 2 года назад +2

      We all do miss derek jeter known as mr november

  • @matthewpittelli4451
    @matthewpittelli4451 2 года назад +6

    8 minutes and 49 seconds unlocking so many of my terrific childhood memories. Thank you, Derek, growing up during that era of the Yankees was magical.

    • @NH-tb2sm
      @NH-tb2sm 8 месяцев назад +1

      You nailed it!

  • @mikeaccount4174
    @mikeaccount4174 2 года назад +2

    Jeter pulled off classy, cool, and humble, along with his talent. You don’t see that combination often. It’s rare.

  • @wukilla8ee
    @wukilla8ee Год назад +1

    1 of the BEST if NOT the best clutch MLB player of all time.. guy was LOCKED in when it counted the most

  • @AlLopez-iw9vp
    @AlLopez-iw9vp 3 года назад +124

    Jorge Posada never received the proper acknowledgement from Any broadcaster for that shuffle play in Oakland. He was looking in the opposite direction from the runner, Giambi, and waiting for the ball from Jeter. Jorge relied on his instincts to reach back and apply the tag not seeing where the runner was. An amazing play by Jorge Posada.

    • @joeaardvark9214
      @joeaardvark9214 3 года назад +12

      True. Posada was golden era Yankees.

    • @michaelbenson7617
      @michaelbenson7617 2 года назад +6

      Facts Jorge was one of my favorite Yankees ever

    • @Kevinmac1120
      @Kevinmac1120 2 года назад +4

      He also got a cleat to the glove from giambi's 2nd foot and hung onto the ball. Awesome play by both

    • @ledyencarnacion4042
      @ledyencarnacion4042 2 года назад +1

      Cuando agan el vídeo d Jorge Posada de las mejores jugadas defensivas, entonces tu vas y pones este comentario, gracias 🇺🇸🇩🇴

    • @Steve-vd3nx
      @Steve-vd3nx 2 года назад +2

      Absolutely. To stay composed and make the play in that situation on his end was huge.

  • @anvilmarauder318
    @anvilmarauder318 4 года назад +11

    Growing up playing baseball in New York City, Derek Jeter and the game of baseball as a whole were synonymous. It was like having a role model to show you how to play your favorite game the right way in front of your eyes. As a college shortstop now, there is no question I would not be the player and person I am without this man showing me every day watching games as a kid how to do it the right way. To all who grew up watching him play in the city, Derek Jeter was baseball.

  • @PhillieP215
    @PhillieP215 6 месяцев назад +1

    What A Career. RE2PECT Derek Jeter The Captain 🔵⚪️⚾️2️⃣🏙🗽🎩 He Is Mr. Yankee.

  • @VtRD
    @VtRD Год назад +2

    What career for the most famous franchise in sports. Loved every moment. #2

  • @ryanp6870
    @ryanp6870 4 года назад +34

    My dad was at the game where Jeter went flying into the stands. A moment he will never forget. An absolute legend and a treat to have witnessed in the flesh.

    • @GangGreen80
      @GangGreen80 2 месяца назад

      I was supposed to go with my dad but he decided another game. Figures lol

  • @Justin-cl7lg
    @Justin-cl7lg 3 года назад +14

    I love how they included the clip of him sprinting diving head first into the stands for a ball... key moment to the jeter legacy

  • @alnett22
    @alnett22 4 года назад +22

    I'm so blessed to have seen his whole career back when I actually started watching baseball in 1996 to his last Days in the Yankees stripes.

  • @matthewadams8294
    @matthewadams8294 4 года назад +10

    "Fantasy becomes reality" Sums it up.

  • @davidwalter2002
    @davidwalter2002 4 года назад +5

    I'm not a Mets fan; I'm a baseball fan who roots for the Mets. As such, I have undying respect for Derek Jeter, and much gratitude for the great baseball he gave us. A true Hall of Famer, not just in baseball, but in humanity and in life. An outstanding athlete, a leader among men, a person who gave back much more than he took. He definitely deserves all the honor he's getting, and then some.

  • @puppethound
    @puppethound 3 года назад +4

    The blue print definition of a baseball player. Amazing. Best Yankee ever? maybe

    • @asherhayes2429
      @asherhayes2429 2 года назад

      You can’t be serious…
      Jeter isn’t even a top 5 yankee, maybe not even in the top 10.

  • @mokiyanks
    @mokiyanks 11 месяцев назад +1

    A once in a lifetime player, glad I got to grow up watching #2 play

  • @LosDefinit
    @LosDefinit 2 года назад

    Growing up in North Jersey at the apex of the Yankees and Jeter was the best fkn times of my life.

  • @FierceDeityRick
    @FierceDeityRick 4 года назад +5

    Privilege to see most of this live, class act through and through..Congrats Cap.

  • @just52389
    @just52389 3 года назад +14

    Thank you Derek for all the amazing Childhood memories growing up and instilling the love of baseball in me as a sport and as a player.

  • @drumkilla565
    @drumkilla565 2 года назад +1

    The best right here bro!!! Everytime I watch him I get goosebumps bro!!!! And I watch this and it makes me tear up

  • @bloodlegion4874
    @bloodlegion4874 4 года назад +5

    Derek Jeter!!! A TRUE baseball legend. Congratulations!

  • @tonym7295
    @tonym7295 4 года назад +7

    His swing was made for contact hitting and not for homeruns although he does hit them. He’s swing was one of my favs

  • @Sky-zg4gn
    @Sky-zg4gn 4 года назад +7

    im so glad i grew up watching the greatness of derek jeter before he retired. wish i grew up watching his whole career, but im grateful experiencing some of it, congrats derek on heading to cooperstown!!!!

  • @billrusso8250
    @billrusso8250 4 года назад +33

    I remember these moments. I feel blessed to have witnessed his career.

  • @RevoVansen
    @RevoVansen 3 месяца назад

    Class personified. Imagine just going out there and doing your job.

  • @Jayy123ify
    @Jayy123ify 3 года назад +3

    My favorite of all time..... I miss DJ. Yankees haven’t been the same since he walked away

  • @Steve-jm6yv
    @Steve-jm6yv 3 года назад +5

    @3:29 - I can watch that play a million times and never get bored of watching. The greatest play, by any player, in the history of baseball ⚾️. Jeter as the leader, captain and with an MVP mindset is the reason why he can execute these types of plays.

  • @notdoomed3782
    @notdoomed3782 Год назад +1

    Derek Jeter is my favorite MLB player. I grew up watching him play since I was twelve years old. Now, I’m 36 years old and I really appreciate all those years of watching him play.

  • @InSolitude917
    @InSolitude917 4 года назад +16

    Never see anyone like him, class act. Well deserved cap, enjoy it

  • @abovemadness
    @abovemadness 3 года назад +6

    Favorite player ever!!!! Really miss watching him play

  • @OHCOULDITBE
    @OHCOULDITBE 2 года назад +12

    It's insane how many iconic plays he had in a sport where the opportunities to do so is so limited

  • @wukilla8ee
    @wukilla8ee Год назад +1

    That lil kid grabbing that ball was GOLD!! Not today!!

  • @rasavastar308
    @rasavastar308 2 года назад +1

    THE REASON I STARTED WATCHING BASEBALL IN OCTOBER ☝🏾 THE BEST TO DO IT IN MY TIME 💯 MUCH FROM THE USO’S 🤙🏾

  • @ProjectilePro
    @ProjectilePro 4 года назад +6

    this video got me emotional, chills w every play. just beautiful

  • @GreatWhiteAlex
    @GreatWhiteAlex 4 года назад +33

    So glad I was able to see him play

    • @jaysonnacco3545
      @jaysonnacco3545 4 года назад +2

      Same got to see him and Mo play greatest thing to witness

    • @JZillah_
      @JZillah_ 4 года назад +1

      Me too.

  • @billysheppard6091
    @billysheppard6091 Год назад

    The captain, the all time hit leader of the New York Yankees..class act...I came here to watch Derek.. NY. pin stripes.... semper fi

  • @chriscleaveland8137
    @chriscleaveland8137 4 года назад +1

    I'm not a Yankees fan but I do appreciate greatness when I see it!!
    Congratulations D.Jeter!!!

  • @bennettdean7555
    @bennettdean7555 4 года назад +33

    Even though I hate the Yankees I always like Jeter! Congrats to one of the greatest SS in baseball history getting to the place he deserves. Should have received 100% of the vote but we won’t remember that years from now! Congrats DJ #Re2pect

    • @l...l8748
      @l...l8748 2 года назад

      judging by your profile picture, i can see why

  • @CourtneyB1109
    @CourtneyB1109 4 года назад +11

    Idky watching this made me teary. Definitely miss Jeter! Can’t wait to be in Cooperstown this induction day!

  • @KJ3113
    @KJ3113 2 месяца назад +1

    They still missed many . During the 2000 WS, when the Mets Ziele hit a ball that hit the top of the left field wall, and the Mets Timo Perez, (on 2nd base), watches the ball thinking it was a HR, and gets a late start running home that would have tied the game (b-8, i think),
    And Jeter caught a bad throw from the left fielder and gunned out Perez while running towards the 3rd base dugout,
    It was Absolutley amazing, It was almost as good as the flip throw

  • @Cheek327
    @Cheek327 2 года назад

    When jeter made the shovel play I yelled at the tv Derek jeter I FN LOVE YOU!! 🤣😂😂😂😂🤣🤣😂

  • @myleslim9892
    @myleslim9892 4 года назад +8

    I was lucky enough to have met Derek during his last time at Spring Training in 2014. While the game was sadly rained out, he signed for me and my family at the practice field and personally thanked me for supporting the Yankees. As always, congratulations Derek Jeter on entering Cooperstown, as you are finally at the mountaintop. Who would’ve thought a young shortstop in 1995 would lead his team to the Fall Classic, gain MVP and batting titles, whilst showing what it truly means to be a leader. #Re2pect

    • @bill2908
      @bill2908 4 года назад +1

      Myles Lim he never one an mvp but he should have

    • @myleslim9892
      @myleslim9892 4 года назад

      @@bill2908 I think I meant World Series MVP in 1999.

  • @slavicharrystyles6914
    @slavicharrystyles6914 4 года назад +22

    27 people are Red Sox, Astros, and Braves fans

  • @dewittreeves5029
    @dewittreeves5029 11 месяцев назад

    This dude is the reason I started watching baseball

  • @jacobmasters438
    @jacobmasters438 4 года назад +2

    Congrats to you Jeter!!! Can’t believe you didn’t get 100% of the ballot....

  • @c_low5392
    @c_low5392 3 года назад +3

    one of the best ever and a spotless career, i wish him health.

    • @asherhayes2429
      @asherhayes2429 2 года назад

      Well not one of the best ever. Top 10 player of the early 2000s

  • @marktheboi2761
    @marktheboi2761 4 года назад +132

    I wonder which jerk didn’t vote him to make it to the hall of fame he got 396 out of 397 votes he would have been the second ever to do that first was Mariano Rivera

    • @stephonaugustin1384
      @stephonaugustin1384 4 года назад +29

      They obviously didn't want two Yankee players to be unanimous in back to back years.

    • @grellimichael
      @grellimichael 4 года назад +24

      boston writer

    • @tonym7295
      @tonym7295 4 года назад +11

      Boston writer or a meta writer lmao

    • @6thwilbury2331
      @6thwilbury2331 4 года назад +4

      I'm pleasantly surprised there was only one. Over the years, there were a handful of voters who refused to give one of their votes to a first-ballot candidate out of some sort of principle. This is why you see so many slam-dunk, no-questions-asked inductees who got "only" 99 percent of voters.
      That he got 396 out of 397 tells me some of those sticklers have retired or passed on in recent seasons.

    • @blobulous3500
      @blobulous3500 4 года назад +2

      probably the same idiot who didnt vote for griffey

  • @philliphsieh83
    @philliphsieh83 10 месяцев назад +1

    Tyranical and Despot - King and Queen Monarch Crowns 👑

  • @davep5625
    @davep5625 Год назад

    Got spoiled getting into this sport watching him from day 1… once he retired, baseball hasn’t been the same. And maybe watched 10 games since his departure. But I got to witness the legend. DJ✌🏼. Thank you for all the wonderful memories Derek! 🙏🏼 captain Clutch!

  • @tatoodfuk
    @tatoodfuk 4 года назад +4

    Class Act. My favorite ball player ✅

  • @dkblade27
    @dkblade27 4 года назад +4

    20 year .310 batting average including playoffs. What an absolute legend.

    • @asherhayes2429
      @asherhayes2429 2 года назад +1

      Yeah his best stats was his consistency, ( not defensive)

  • @gunkmasterflex942
    @gunkmasterflex942 2 года назад +1

    Wow, I'm choked up right watching this.... and they say baseball isnt romantic.

  • @BrooklynZ00
    @BrooklynZ00 2 года назад

    The dive and the flip are plays that will forever be owned by Jeter. Haven't seen anyone replicate it. Just how he pkayed the game....all out!

  • @elyroubin669
    @elyroubin669 4 года назад +125

    Last time i was this early, the astros won the world se-

  • @sports3117
    @sports3117 4 года назад +54

    This is why they call Derek Jeter “Mr. November” for his heroics in the postseason

    • @willcrabtree9561
      @willcrabtree9561 4 года назад +3

      No dip

    • @sntslilhlpr6601
      @sntslilhlpr6601 4 года назад +7

      That' statement is kind of misleading as is.. For those who don't know, 2001 was the first time the playoffs dragged on past October (due to 9/11). And the name is a reference to Mr October aka Reggie Jackson.

    • @scottyp2505
      @scottyp2505 4 года назад +3

      Sports 311 I will never understand how that guy had a laminated sign that said Mr. November.

    • @clintdavis7935
      @clintdavis7935 4 года назад

      October

    • @kurumauzamaki2731
      @kurumauzamaki2731 4 года назад +4

      No he’s was called that because of the walk off hr he hit just after midnight going into November

  • @Monter313
    @Monter313 4 года назад +1

    I can't believe I know this guy! I played 4 years of AAU basketball with Jeter with the Kalamazoo Blues. Facts.

  • @handrozo7158
    @handrozo7158 3 года назад +1

    His a biracial angel

  • @nickdagreek203
    @nickdagreek203 4 года назад +8

    What an incredible player best of my generation of ball players.when he retired baseball lost its spark. IMO.

    • @Spartans_Go_Green
      @Spartans_Go_Green 4 года назад +2

      He was the best of your generation? Doubt that

  • @thomaswolf723
    @thomaswolf723 4 года назад +10

    In Jeter's final game at Yankee stadium, in the top of the ninth inning the Yankees had a 5-2 lead and it appeared that it would be just a conventional Yankee win. However, good fortune prevailed to Jeter's benefit and Baltimore tied the game 5-5 with two home runs. Jeter's walk-off hit was not a home run, but his signature single to right field. I just think that God meant this to be.

  • @brunosoba4608
    @brunosoba4608 2 года назад

    Ruth, Gehrig, DiMaggio, Mantle, Berra...too young to watch those legends...but thanks God I had a chance to watch Jeter...

  • @boof6566
    @boof6566 Год назад

    Did what anyone says jester is tone of the best Yankees to ever do it. I Remember his 3k hit I cried man, still great to watch these miss these times:(

  • @Bionic_Fonzie
    @Bionic_Fonzie 4 года назад +6

    :09 - wonder if that guy still has Jete's first home run ball?

  • @donbrassco301
    @donbrassco301 4 года назад +3

    Congrats🤘

  • @chickenringNYC
    @chickenringNYC 3 года назад +1

    I never tire of Joe Bucks exciting, poignant, exuberant, memorable and unbiased commentary.

  • @DavidSilva-fq7nt
    @DavidSilva-fq7nt 4 года назад +1

    A Yankee from beginning to end. Congrats.

  • @baseballking7011
    @baseballking7011 4 года назад +6

    Yay best shortstop

  • @katieho8345
    @katieho8345 4 года назад +3

    He's got skill, he's got heart. Why wasn't he unanimously voted into the Hall of Fame?

    • @anthonybaratta968
      @anthonybaratta968 4 года назад +1

      Katie Ho cause someone had to be “that guy”

    • @katieho8345
      @katieho8345 4 года назад

      @@anthonybaratta968 ikr

  • @drefore2642
    @drefore2642 2 года назад +1

    How could you not respect this man, played the game the right way, never had any off the field issues and always should great sportsmanship there will never be another jeter!

  • @TheNickJonesExperience
    @TheNickJonesExperience 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the memories. Our beloved shortstop..Number 2, Derek Jeter

  • @saimondtupapi
    @saimondtupapi 4 года назад +4

    The Captain, my great role model

  • @AaaAaa-zb9zm
    @AaaAaa-zb9zm 3 года назад +4

    One of a kind 5 rings say everything your the man go yankees

  • @FederalEmployee
    @FederalEmployee Год назад

    I remember when Jeter went into the stands like it was yesterday
    God the late 90s/early 2000s was such a special time
    Much Love to all

  • @gmack6992
    @gmack6992 Год назад +1

    Not a Yankees fan but I have respect for Derek if you didn't see him play you would never understand period 💯 once in a lifetime player#respect#

  • @ziggytubey
    @ziggytubey 4 года назад +8

    Top 10 Yankees.. Ruth, Berra, Gehrig, Larson, DiMaggio, Mantle, Munson, Mattingly, Rivera, Jeter.

    • @just4fun6671
      @just4fun6671 4 года назад +1

      Ruth, Mantle, Gehrig, DiMaggio, Rivera, Berra, Ford, Jeter

    • @just4fun6671
      @just4fun6671 4 года назад

      @David Osterberg I counted down until I favorably hit Jeter

    • @stacyspicer2566
      @stacyspicer2566 4 года назад +2

      What about Roger Maris

    • @stacyspicer2566
      @stacyspicer2566 4 года назад +1

      And Roger Maris

    • @just4fun6671
      @just4fun6671 4 года назад +1

      @@stacyspicer2566 Maris had one outstanding year with two quality years bookending that '61 campaign. Outside of he wasn't much and overall should make any Yankee great list

  • @mikeburns9227
    @mikeburns9227 4 года назад +4

    Thank god for Derek Jeter

  • @tulo1418
    @tulo1418 2 года назад +1

    Gave me the chills. Especially that play against Boston where he almost broke his face lol. Greatest Yankee ever. Hall of famer #2 Derek jeter.

  • @RealHexJoker
    @RealHexJoker 2 года назад

    growing up as a red sox fan in the 90s and 00s jeter was the greatest player to play in that span

  • @dandougie363
    @dandougie363 4 года назад +68

    No buzzers... No problem 🤷‍♂️

  • @ferjazz89
    @ferjazz89 4 года назад +7

    That 3k hit as a homer in gave me chills man 🤓

  • @alanboots1106
    @alanboots1106 4 года назад +1

    Not a Yankees fan but I loved watching Jeter

  • @yankeesk8er55
    @yankeesk8er55 4 года назад +2

    gave it his all every game! an absolute STAR

  • @Yankeeapple13
    @Yankeeapple13 4 года назад +4

    How do you guys use the sound of the FOX call for the Mr. November homer? The only sound that should be used on that call is the call by Michael Kay on WCBS 880AM

    • @davidbessette7077
      @davidbessette7077 4 года назад

      Mr. October, Reggie Jackson, was mr October and he won the WS. Mr. November did not. Why is he mr. November? He also should be known as the captain whose team choked in 2004. sad but all true.

    • @cgradebroccoli4045
      @cgradebroccoli4045 3 года назад

      David Bessette how dare he not carry his entire team, baseball includes a lot of luck and a lot to go right two failures from his team should not define his great career

  • @americasteam5854
    @americasteam5854 4 года назад +6

    The day he gets into the Hall of Fame and now everyone thinks he’s overrated. Just haters .

    • @just4fun6671
      @just4fun6671 4 года назад +1

      All statically inclined fans, analysts, and writers have known that Jeter is significantly overrated for years and years. If it's just now that you're hearing it then that just means you don't have smart friends.
      Might be time to visit Hardball Times or Fangraphs (;

    • @VMan29397
      @VMan29397 4 года назад +1

      @@just4fun6671 Let's see who Should I Listen to with troll the Internet or the Hall of fame manager in Joe Torre. Dude wasnt captain clutch for nothing

    • @just4fun6671
      @just4fun6671 4 года назад +1

      @@VMan29397 Cool, dude. Appeal to Jeter's manager. He's definitely going to have an unbiased opinion.
      Also I'm not trolling. Sorry to disappoint, but there's a sizeable amount of baseball fans that don't think Derek Jeter walked on water.

    • @Spartans_Go_Green
      @Spartans_Go_Green 4 года назад

      @@VMan29397 hes top 5...maybe top 6 SS of all time. That's almost every baseball list that has him there. You cant go off of his MANAGER

    • @df5295
      @df5295 4 года назад

      Give me a break! Didn't you guys watch the video or are you blind?

  • @atticusmcfly
    @atticusmcfly 4 года назад +1

    The night Derek hit that walk off single to win his final home game, I was still trying to get over him hitting a home run to get his 3,000th hit. He came through EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. Derek Jeter is why I take so much pride in being a Yankee fan.

  • @johnlittle4707
    @johnlittle4707 2 года назад

    I'm 64 years old and Babe Ruth was before my time but I seeing Mickey Mantle play and Derek Jeter was the best player ever