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1. rconn23 Posted: May 17, 2012 at 10:12 AM (#4133789)Calm eyes.
Did you read the article? You're not that far apart. The author says that it's unlikely Jeter catches Rose but predicts him to top out at around 3,700 which is good for 4th place on the all-time list. That still seems a little high but it's not as ridiculous as the excerpt makes it sound.
I hate Derek Jeter and the Yankees and I'm perfectly fine with pushing the idea that he breaks Rose's record on the sheer awesomeness of the possibility.
Thank you but I would rather not walk around the city smelling like Michael Kay's chicken parm sandwich.
And a life. During that season with the Mets he contracts a terminal illness ("Sprained Ankle Operated on by Mets Medical Staff) and dies. The Mets hold a funeral ceremony for him which commemorates the last season the Dodgers played in Brooklyn.
But he comes back from that with the Royals and, as an ex-Met, throws a no-hitter.
George would close the thread with that line, because you'll never top it.
Tell Derek the first 4,900 hits are easy.
That said, it seems quite likely that Jeter will pass Molitor (3319) for most hits by a right-handed American League hitter. That's pretty impressive given how long the AL has been around and how many right-handed hitters have played. Jeter is also a good bet to pass Wagner (3420) for most hits while predominantly playing shortstop. More difficult achievements would be topping Aaron (3771) for most hits by a right-handed MLB hitter, and Cobb (3900) for most hits with one team. If he makes that, maybe 4,000 is in range.
Jeter only plays for the Mets if he buys the team - which might give him Rose-like longevity, were he so inclined.
If we assume Jeter's next 11 years are like Moyer's, he'd have an outside chance of making the top ten Yankees in pitching wins. He only needs 131 to catch Allie Reynolds and Moyer had around 120 in that time period.
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