The Derek Jeter 3,000th Hit Watch May Be on Hold, for Now
Jeter left last night's game with a Grade 1 calf strain.
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Jeter left last night's game with a Grade 1 calf strain.
He'll need to pick up the pace if he wants to get No. 3,000 at home.
That's the entire infield, the catcher, and an outfielder.
Jeter hit .348 over the past seven days.
"Maybe next spring when we have our media workshop for the players, Fred can come and sit in on it."
The Yankees were reportedly "surprised and frustrated" by Derek Jeter's comments, but the shortstop says that everyone's on the same page now.
Our current prediction: June 17, at Wrigley Field.
His two-RBI single provided the difference in last night win over Kansas City.
A quick and dirty look at which game we anticipate he'll get it in.
A challenge to Jeter's status as the untainted icon.
Through 40 plate appearances, he's hitting just .206.
His quotes really aren't particularly outrageous.
So says his 'GQ' cover story.
The Yankees shortstop is featured prominently on a billboard advertising the on-sale date for Cubs tickets.