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To: reaper who wrote (55114)	10/2/2002 10:05:19 AM
From: Clappy	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 209892

the Yankees don't win 'because of' Jeter, they win despite him. Tell it Giambi. <g> I think he'd disagree with you. He was possibly singing the same tune as you last year until Jeter made that spectacular cut-off and nailed him at the plate to save the game in the ALDS. (Was it the deciding game 5?) Jeter is a winner. It's his professional attitude that the team feeds off of. I'm not sure as to why you are picking on a defensive play or two from last night's game to present your case. His fielding percentage this year and is higher than Nomar's as is his career fielding percentage. Jeter: sportsillustrated.cnn.com Nomar: sportsillustrated.cnn.com Here is Jeter's post season batting statistics: mlb.com How do these numbers justify your claim that the Yankees win despite Derek Jeter? -Clappy P.S. Just so you understand me, I'm far less serious about this argument that this post indicates. It's just friendly baseball talk between two fans. I'm not even a statistics nut. <g>