Future first ballot Hall of Famer
Derek Jeter will have his number retired by the New York Yankees this weekend. He
was the team Captain of the Yankees from 2003-2014.
He had a career batting average of
.310 with 260 home runs, and 1,311 RBI. His 3,465 hits has him sixth on the
all-time list.
Jeter was a 14 times all-star, 5 time
World Series champion, 2000 World Series MVP, AL Rookie of the Year in 1996, 5
time Gold Glove winner, 5 times he won the Silver Slugger award, 2 time Hank
Aaron award winner, and the 2009 Roberto Clement Award.
