When was derek jeter drafted

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Jeter had his No. He is also the founder of "The Players' Tribune" and recently joined a group, along with Jeb Bush, attempting to purchase the Miami Marlins. Jeter has said that he hopes to be an owner like George Steinbrenner. For you. World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options. Get the Insider App. Click here to learn more. A leading-edge research firm focused on digital transformation.

Good Subscriber Account active since Shortcuts. Did you know that Derek Jeter had 1st-pitch hits, which is more than any other player since when pitch-by-pitch statistics were first tracked? Subscribe to Stathead , the set of tools used by the pros, to unearth this and other interesting factoids.

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Hall of Fame Statistics. Similarity Scores Explanation of Similarity Scores. More Jeter Pages. Full Site Menu Return to Top. He played nine years with the Indians, who then traded him to the Dodgers in He played parts of two seasons in LA but a hip injury forced him to retire following the season. He returned to baseball in , appearing in 25 games for the Baltimore Orioles before again calling it quits.

An All-American outfielder from Stanford, Jeffrey Hammonds was taken with the fourth pick in the MLB draft by the Baltimore Orioles, with whom he spent the first six years of his career. Hammonds was first called up to the majors in and then placed sixth in AL Rookie of the Year voting in He stayed in Baltimore until , at which point he was traded to the Reds. He played two years in Cincinnati before being traded to the Colorado Rockies in , where he enjoyed his best season.