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Old 10-21-2004, 12:02 AM   #1
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Jeter has a .368 career postseason batting average. And his primary job as the leadoff batter is to get on base so guys like A-Rod, Matsui, Sheffield can drive him in so walks aren't a bad thing at all for him
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Old 10-21-2004, 12:03 AM   #2
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Tremendous comeback in this series by the Red Sox. Here's hoping they get swept in the World Series
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Old 10-21-2004, 12:12 AM   #3
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This one hurt, but I have to give credit to Boston. They hung in there and never quit. There will be a lot of changes with the Yankees...I guarantee it. Obviously the reason why we lost this series was because of our bullpen. But I give the Red Sox all the credit. Their bullpen did a good job of shutting down the Yankees 1-4 batters.
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This one hurt, but I have to give credit to Boston. They hung in there and never quit. There will be a lot of changes with the Yankees...I guarantee it. Obviously the reason why we lost this series was because of our bullpen. But I give the Red Sox all the credit. Their bullpen did a good job of shutting down the Yankees 1-4 batters.
The Yankees depended too much on Jeter, Rodriguez, Matsui and Sheffield. Bernie Williams was a non factor and Boston kept them out of the game. The men who deserve the credit is Kurt Schiling and David Ortiz. They kept their foot on the Yankees' neck and never let up off of them because of history. I can say that I was on this earth when Boston beat the Yankees in the ACLS after 86 years. God is good! Whew!
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Old 10-21-2004, 12:21 AM   #5
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Jeter has a .368 career postseason batting average. And his primary job as the leadoff batter is to get on base so guys like A-Rod, Matsui, Sheffield can drive him in so walks aren't a bad thing at all for him
They didn't nickname Jeter Mr.Clutch for getting on base from a walk. He certainly didn't get a .368 batting average on walks. What was his postseason batting average against Boston? I'm sure it's much lower than .368
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Old 10-21-2004, 12:50 PM   #6
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They didn't nickname Jeter Mr.Clutch for getting on base from a walk. He certainly didn't get a .368 batting average on walks. What was his postseason batting average against Boston? I'm sure it's much lower than .368
it was .202 for the series... pretty clutch
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