Showing posts with label Derek Jeter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Derek Jeter. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2017

Derek Jeter & Hannah Parents to Girl



Former Yankees Captain and all-star, Derek Jeter and his wife, Hannah Jeter are officially a family. News broke out that the Jeters are expecting a baby girl. This will be the couple's first child. Derek Jeter is a five-time World Series champion, all-star and has won a host of other awards. His number 2 will be retired this year at the new Yankee Stadium.

I want to with Derek Jeter and Hannah a great pregancy full of lots of joy and health!











Source:

www.theplayerstribune.com/hannah-jeter-the-derek-jeter-i-know/

nypost.com/2017/02/13/hannah-jeter-pregnant-with-first-child/?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_source=NYPTwitter&utm_medium=SocialFlow&sr_share=twitter


Thursday, November 6, 2014

Brad Halsey Rest In Peace

It's so sad to learn that former Yankee Brad Halsey passed away after falling from a cliff.  He was doing some rock climbing. He was only 33 and had a very boyish look to him.  Hall of Famer Joe Torre said he looked like his paper boy due to his handsome youthful appearance.

Halsey got his start as a pitcher for the Yankees on July 1, 2004 which was the day when the Yankees played one of their greatest games ever.  Their opponents were the Boston Red Sox. The game went into extra innings which Jeter famously flying into the crowd emerging from it with his face completely bruised and bloody.  Halsey pitched a great game that day.  Unfortunately, his career with the Yankees was short.  He was traded the following year to the Arizona Diamondbacks for the veteran Randy Johnson.

I remember that great game Halsey began his career with.  My condolences to his loved ones.  May he rest in peace.



Brad Halsey 1981-2014






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Thursday, September 25, 2014

Derek Jeter #RE2PECT #FarewellCaptain



The day Yankee fans have dreaded is finally coming to fruition.  Yankees renown shortstop Derek Jeter will be playing his final home game at the new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, New York.  Jeter, a twenty year veteran decided this season would be his last.  Unfortunately, the Yankees were eliminated yesterday so Derek Jeter will not be in the postseason.  It is not sure if there would be a game tonight due to heavy rain.  However, MLB has stated that it will try to get the game played.

I will update this post if the game is played**

The game is over with the Yankees being victorious.  However, guess who won the game?  If you have guessed Derek Jeter, then you are correct!   The game was a bit nerve wrecking.  As the crowds chanted 'Derek Jeter,' the Orioles hit a homer scoring the first run. This seemed to have dampened the mood of fans looking to see the last home game of the Yankee shortstop.  They continued until the Orioles hit another homerun. However, Jeter would come up and hit a double bringing in the first run of the game. The Yankees would eventually take the lead.  Jeter was obviously nervous. He looked emotional at times perhaps thinking that this was his final game and it would be the last time that he saw the crowd, heard the noises and played the game on the field.

As the 7th inning came, everyone thought it would be Jeter's last at bat.  The game looked like it would go in the Yankees favor until consecutive home runs would tie the game in the 9th.  Yankees closer David Robertson blew the save.  However, in the bottom of the 9th inning with a Yankee on based, Derek Jeter would come up and hit one of his famous 'Jeterian' hits and brought in the winning run.  The stadium blew up with excitement.  Jeter ended his last game at the new Yankee Stadium in a magical way that seemed scripted.  Only Derek Jeter can come into the batter's box and bring about what seems to be impossible plays that put the Yankees on top.  It is no wonder why they call him "Captain Clutch."

His fellow players came on the field to embrace him.  As he was celebrating with them, some of his older team mates were by home plate waiting for him: former manager Joe Torre, Jorge Posada, Mariano Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Bernie Williams, and Tino Martinez.  Their presence along with the end of the game signaled the end of an era.  Jeter's family was also present.  We got a glimpse of his nephew Jaylin even tipping his cap to his uncle.

There will be no other player like Derek Jeter.  He is truly a legend and will be missed.  He deserves nothing more than Re2pect for being such a great player and class act who at the end of the game congratulated the Baltimore Orioles for making it to the playoffs even stating that they deserved it. Derek Jeter is a true role model in the sports world for young people.      

Another thing that was interesting about the game is that it was with the Baltimore Orioles. The last
game at the old Yankee Stadium was played with the same time.  What a coincidence that Jeter's last game at home was with the Orioles.  It is interesting to note that the Yankees were once the Orioles. They were moved to New York and were called the "Highlanders."






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Monday, September 8, 2014

Derek Jeter Day

Yesterday a special ceremony was held for retiring Yankees shortstop, Derek Jeter.  September 7, 2014 was "Derek Jeter day."  Many of Jeter's former teammates came to pay homage to this great baseball player.  Among them were, Jorge Posada, Tino Martinez, Bernie Williams, Joe Torre, Andy Pettitte, David Cone, Paul o'Neil and so forth.

Derek Jeter started his career with the Yankees in 1995.  He won five World Series with the team and numerous other awards for his skills on the field. Jeter has participated in many All-Star games and has been the "face of baseball" since he was a rookie.

At the ceremony, he received many gifts, plagues and even a paid vacation to Tuscany, Italy.  His family were in attendance and at the end, he gave a short but powerful speech thanking everyone, especially the fans who have watched him grow up and who he said he has watch some "get old" as well.  Derek Jeter will not doubt be inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame. He has earned his place there with his many achievements, professionalism and gentleman personality.  He is a class act!  Not once did he even get into a brawl or argued with an umpire.

He replied to these with big hits or his famous "Jeterian" hits that seems to send the ball towards the opposite way from where he swung the bat towards.  Moreover, he reaching 3,000 hits in a dramatic way by doing it with a home-run!  These are things only the "Babe" was able to do which made him a legend.  Jeter is the New York Yankees modern "Babe Ruth" and he will be truly missed.  I was a mere kid when he started and have followed his career since.  You know you made it big as a Yankee when even the Red Sox fans and other teams cheer you and celebrate your career.  The Yankees will not be the same without him.





Source:

http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/jeter


http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/yankees-celebrate-derek-jeter-day-stadium-royals-game-article-1.1931117


http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/eye-on-baseball/24699253/videos-the-captain-is-introduced-addresses-fans-on-derek-jeter-day


http://nypost.com/2014/09/07/derek-jeter-day-a-lovefest-for-his-loyal-fans/


Tuesday, July 15, 2014

Derek Jeter's Final All Star Game


Derek Jeter just played in his last All Star Game. He announced back in the fall of 2013 that this would be his last season.  The crowd at Target field gave him a standing ovation when he was announced and then when he came up to bat. When his turn was over and he had to let the backup shortstop take over, he received another ovation from the crowd including the other All Star players who represented various teams in MLB.

Derek Jeter is a class act and a good role model for kids in sports. He never had a fight on the field, never got ejected by an umpire, never took drugs or enhancement products, he was never suspended and so forth. He played by the rules and represented his family well who never missed a game he played in. He will be missed by New York Yankee fans and all fans of baseball.

His American league team won the game researving home field advantage for the World Series.  Perhaps Jeter play in that as well and win his sixth ring?

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