Where does Derek Jeter live?
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In my basement- he's my gimp.  I let him out for the games.
570417
Probably San Francisco.  He's been here his entire career, and he will likely want to finish up there, unless they push him out, but what team would do that?  I mean, he might have negative publicity, but he's hitting home runs and winning games.  That's what it's all about.
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My guess is with the Oakland As. He needs to be on an AL team so he can be DH. It'll be easier on his knees. He also wants to stay in the Bay area. There ya have it. Oakland.
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One of the best in Pittsburgh. You would know. He won the '60 World Series with a walk off HR against the Yanks.
1077316
He's done in the NL after this year. The legs make him an embarassment in the outfield, he doesn't have enough range to move to 1B, so I'd say if he wants a shot at Aaron's record he'll have to become a DH. His swing and demeanor both say he's a perfect fit in New York. Yankee Stadium has that short right field porch and he 'd be guaranteed at least 10-15 more homers there than just about any other AL park. And besides, I couldn't hate him more, he might as well go to my least favorite team of all time, the whiners of NY
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He resides in San Francisco, California. He moved there when he was 16.
10603
He's a motivational speaker and has a baseball radio show on all-sports radio station KFNS and Fox Sports coverage of the Cardinals. He currently lives in St. Louis.
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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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He lives in Newport Beach...
666185
It's true that Jeter is not the very best at any one aspect of the game. He might not be the best fielder although he does have great moments on the field. He certainly isn't a record breaking home run hitter although is 4 hits away from 2000 in his career and if he continues at this pace could reach 3000 which is a rare thing to do. And you're right - he is not as clutch as people make him out to be, although he has come through in some very very important spots in the past.\n\nSo yes, he doesn't stand out as particularly amazing in any one category of statistics. What makes Jeter so great is that he's an amazing all around player. He bats high in the line up so he's not supposed to be a home run hitter, he's supposed to get on base and he does that very well. He plays the game the right way. That's why he's the captain of the Yankees, which is a huge honor. He's a leader. He always plays to win. NYY fans are not all about the spectacle of home runs (the Yanks don't shoot off fireworks), they like to see the game played right with the thought of October in mind. Jeter also doesn't wilt under the pressure of New York, instead it motivates him. That's also important to why he's so well liked.\n\nI don't understand your point about him playing for the Pirates. You've just started watching the Yanks. If Jeter was playing for the Pirates, when you started watching their games they would probably talk about him a lot. He gets attention because he's a good player (though perhaps not outstanding), a leader on the team, and he's pretty good with the media. He's well spoken. If Jeter played for the Pirates he wouldn't get the national attention he does now, but he would still get attention from local fans & media because he's a good player. If you just started watching Yankee games of course you are gonna hear about Jeter. He's the face of the Yankees as much as Damon used to be the face of the Red Sox. And the Yankees are a very well known team. Pretty much every player on the Yanks gets more media attention than players on the Pirates. It's just not a fair comparison.\n\nHe gets paid a lot of money because he's on the Yankees. Not because he's pretty. Of course, you might have meant why does he get paid so much attention, and then yes, the fact that he's attractive doesn't hurt. That always comes across well on camera. But it's not just looks. Like I said before, he's well spoken too. If he never said a word to the media and was negative towards them all the time, he wouldn't get nearly the attention he does now, and if he did it would be negative. Jeter has a good personality and doesn't shy away from the media, that's why they are so positive towards him, and I guess why he ends up with a lot of hype. He's just a really nice guy, who plays the game right, and people want to say nice things about him.\n\nPS - it's Derek, not Derick
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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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Los Angeles and New Orleans both from what I've heard. He has had his own house since he was 12, but it's in his parents name.
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http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/index.jsp?c_id=nyy\n\nCheck this out for updates. Email someone there for specific details.
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Phoebe is now living in New York with her husband, Kevin Kline, and their two children. You can read more about her at:  http://www.askmen.com/women/actress_200/213_phoebe_cates.html\n\n(side note:  Lucky Girl !!!)
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Its because of their entire history past and present. The Yankees represent a winning organization and team. This would attract bandwagoners. They are in New York, so New Yorkers or anyone born and raised there will most often like the Yankees or Mets. They have many superstars, and the people that are full of themselves and like to be the boss, this is their team. Also, some of these superstars like arod and jeter have their individual fans.
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Dear fellow Met fan: I hate the Yankees because the BOSS spends oodles of money on players who don't bring him a championship. Back in the day before Steinbrenner got Giambi, ARod, etc; Jeter, Tino Martinez and Paul O'Neill helped bring the Yanks to multiple titles. I guess I don't hate the Yankees all that much, but I seriously dislike them. When the BOSS is out, then I'll give them a little more respect. The same respect I have for guys like Joe Torre.
978308
Justin Morneau is just better,  if you look at the way his season went this year it is no surprise that he won it. Derek Jeter was consistent this year but how can you not be on the Yankees... they have such a good team that it ups everybodies stats on the team. Morneau wasn't on a very good team, and without Morneau, Minnesota probably wouldn't even have made the playoffs. He had around 40 more home runs and about 20 more RBI so his stats are better than Jeters. Justin Morneau was the better player this year, and he deserved to win the al  MVP by alot more than 16 points...