It was quite possibly one of the strangest last days of Red Sox baseball I’ve ever witnessed. It was indeed a pleasure to bear witness to Derek Jeter’s last game of major league baseball today within the walls of Fenway Park. The ball park was teaming with #2 Yankees shirts, pin stripes, and New York fans. It was almost difficult to remember that we were actually there to wrap up a Boston season and wish them well as we begin to dream of a better 2015.
In true Red Sox fashion, the organization planned an impressive send off to the beloved Yankees #2 and it is one of “those” days that will be written down in the well read history books that make the Red Sox, well, the Red Sox.
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What a great lesson in good sportsmanship!
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Class. Heck yeah.
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Great Post Nicole!!
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Not for nothing but this post and all the other Jeter Ass Kissing Posts on the Web make me sick to my stomach.
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Thanks for a little balance here. And so now I can say the four things I love about Derek Jeter.
4) “What do you call a slow roller to Derek Jeter’s left?” “Single up the middle!”
3) $19 million per year. Jeter has ranked in the top 5 in salary for the past 4 seasons. It’s the only category in which he has placed in the top 5 for those four seasons.
2) The huge elbow pad, shin guard, hand guard for running the bases – this guy comes with more accessories than Metrosexual GI Joe.
1) Not even the best shortstop on his own team.
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Wish there was a “Don’t Like” button
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