Is Derek Jeter mixed with blk/White?
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Yes, his mother is white and his father is black.
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maybe black or white hey freind
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You probably cant, but here's a great website for AUTHENTIC Derek Jeter and all sports memorabilia.  Steiner Sports is the most respected memorabilia dealer in the country, and here's a link to all the Derek Jeter stuff they had:\n\nhttp://www.steinersports.com/ssm/control/category/~pcategory=1001/~browseCats=2001;jsessionid=5E4E3B20D7B0CB87A3A6CA6CB1B5B85C.ssm2\n\nhope this helps, jeter is very popular, so the stuff may be a bit expensive, but rest assured, it is all authentic
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THE DOMINANT COLOUR USED IN MOST OF OFFICIAL MATCHES IS WHITE
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http://www.sportskids.com/superstore/Bedding/MLB/Yankees/p/118893.html?mktid=PG&ovchn=PGR&ovtac=CMP&ovcpn=Bedding&ovcrn=118893-New+York+Yankees+MLB+Bedding+-+Complete+Set\n\nhttp://shopping.yahoo.com/s:Bedding:4168-Brand=Yankee
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No i think Jeter is one of the most overated sports players he is surrounded with a team that should win the world series every year with players like A-Rod, Johny Damon, Hideki Mautsui,  Jason Giambi, Mariona Rivera, Jorge Posade, Robenson cano. He's a good player but if you put albert pujols and jeter on the same team they would neither win the mvp. I think Mounraea had a decent team and he led them to win a divisoin title in a hard divsion one team White Sox had one the ws 2 years before that then the tigers were the runner up to the cardnailds this year so that was a hard division and i don't thinked he deseved it necciserely but u can make a case for him
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Black/White, Black/Latino
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try this link \n\nhttp://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/team/player.jsp?player_id=425429\n\n\nscroll under multimedia there is a video of him going for a ball in the stands hope this is helpfull
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may be .. becuz in both bat and ball uses
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i thinks this is a good article talking about the "C"\n\nhttp://parkin.mlblogs.com/my_weblog/2006/06/variteks_c.html
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I always do. because I share my birthday with Derek. I turned 29 today. I actually share my birthday with my favorite Baseball Player, Derek Jeter, and my favorite Football Player, Chad Pennington, who turns 30 today. How cool is that!
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derek lee by far.  Casey is over the hill.  Lee is still young.  Lee is a gold glove first baseman.  Lee will hit close to 40 homeruns every year (as long as he plays at hitter-friendly wrigley field)
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This is in interesting question. I am 24, from south of Boston, and have been a Red Sox fan my whole life. Clearly I hate Jeter, but my initial thought was that Jeter is definitely better. After looking at the stats though, it is actually very close.\n\nHere's how it works. The only 2 common offensive stats that actually mean anything are on base percentage, and slugging percentage (and on base percentage is about 3 times more important). Other stats that are meaningful include number of strike outs per plate appearance and number of pitches seen per at bat. \n\nWith those stats, you can actually accurately predict how many runs a team will score in a season.\n\nWith that in mind, here's the breakdown.\nNomar's career OBP = .369\nJeter's career OBP = .387\nNomar's OBP this season = .429\nJeter's OBP this season = .426\nNomar's career SLG = .547\nJeter's career SLG = .462\nNomar's SLG this season = .621\nJeter's SLG this season = .477\n\nOver the course of his career, Nomar has struck out once every 9.98 at bats.\nOver the course of his career, Jeter has struck out once every 5.64 at bats.\n\nIt is a well known fact that Nomar frequently swings at the first pitch.\nIt is a well known fact that Jeter sees a high number of average pitches per at bat.\n\nAs for fielding stats, those are much harder to determine, but it has been proven that fielding abilities are much less responsible to overall contribution than offensive abilities. Still is should be noted that both players have about the same range and that Jeter has a higher fielding percentage than Nomar does. Nomar is now a 1st baseman though and is an above average defensive 1st baseman.\n\nSo, based on that breakdown\nJeter has a slight edge in OBP.\nNomar has a distinct advantage in SLG.\nJeter has a notable advantage in pitches seen per at bat.\nNomar has a notable advantage in ratio of strike outs per at bat.\nJeter has a slight defensive advantage at SS.\n\nWith all that said, it seems that the large difference in SLG may actually prove that Nomar is the better player...which very much surprises me to write. The numbers don't lie though.\n\nAgain, even though the whole world of baseball is in love with stats like batting average and number of saves and other circumstancial stats, those numbers are basically meaningless.
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I'm mixed with black and white....so if i count ...I'm married to a white guy and i love him to death!!!! White men are sexy as hell!
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It would be hard to top Ozzie Smith in his prime.  They didn't call him the magician for nothing.  Brooks Robinson was also incredible at times.  Right now, Derek Jeter comes closest to getting to things and making plays that are simply beautiful
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Well Duh of course im taking Justin over Jeter. Only die hard Yankee fans would say Jeter deservs it. Dye, Ortiz, are also a better candidate than Jeter. \n\nWhen you tihnk of an MVP you ask "What is this team without him?" Without Jeter the Yankees still have A-Rod, Damon, Abreau, and god knows who else. For Justin all he has is Torri, Mauer, and a very very very very young ball club that can't even hit homeruns.\n\nJeter has too many talent around him to be named MVP. Jeter is last on my list for an MVP candidate.\n\nDie hard Yankee fans, you have 26 Rings so just shut up. Better luck next year
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All right. Let me say this and get it off my chest in hopes that someone will listen and understand.\n\nARod is not overrated. He is one of the great all around players of his generation. That said, he does not step up his game in clutch situations. He continues at the same level. Take a look at these numbers.\n\nAt the end of last year ARod's 162 game Average was: .307 BA .385 OBP .577 Slg. 44HR 125 RBI 127 RS 23 SB and 6 CS.\n\nPostseason in 31 games: .305 BA .393 OBP .543 Slg. 6 HR 16 RBI 19 RS 4 SB 3 CS\n\nRunners in Scoring Position Career 1347 games: .305 BA .397 OBP .557 Slg 105 HR 790 RBI\n\nYou get the picture. His bases loaded numbers actually improve. His game stays consistent. His numbers go down with Runners in Scoring position and 2 outs, but skyrocket with the bases loaded and 2 outs. His game is very consistent. Most players would give their right arm for his clutch numbers. \n\nThe problem is you see a guy like Jeter or Hideki Matsui and that's a whole different thing. They really click in those situations. Their batting averages and power numbers go through the roof in those situations. ARod stays the same players. (Pretty Damn good mind you). He's a .305 hitter all the time. Jeter is a .300 hitter most of the time, in the clutch he's a .350 hitter. That's why his career BA is  .08 points higher that ARod. \n\nJoe DiMaggio had this problem. He was just real consistent. Meanwhile Kirk Gibson was a tremendous Clutch performer. Is Kirk Gibson better than Joe DiMaggio? Of course not.\n\nHe's not overrated. He's as good as he is. Distributed equally all the time.