Derek Jeter: 3,000 Hits and Milestones

[Kentucky Bomber]

With game 2,401 he ties Mickey Mantle as the all-time leader in games played for the team.

[White Knight]

One more to tie Biggio, then no more to pass until next season.

[longtimeyankeefan]

Tied with the Mick for most games played in a Yankee uniform.

[-tz]

Tied with the Mick for most games played in a Yankee uniform.

Passed him now.

http://newyork.yankees.mlb.com/news/...k_nyy&c_id=nyy

[Big_E]

Tied biggio

[Big_E]

passed biggio.

this thread is finished until next season...

[wexy]

passed biggio.

this thread is finished until next season...

Can he get twenty hits in 28 games to tie Anson?

[RF21]

Can he get twenty hits in 28 games to tie Anson?

You mean 374 hits

[Big_E]

Right...next up is Dave Winfield at 3110. Jeter will pass him next season.

[JDPNYY]

Cap Anson invented Spring Training while looking at a rat inside the Green Monster.

[sweet_lou_14]

Can he get twenty hits in 28 games to tie Anson?

You mean 374 hits

Right...next up is Dave Winfield at 3110. Jeter will pass him next season.

Apparently it's a matter of some dispute. YES just listed Cap Anson at 3,081 hits ... baseball-reference.com has him at 3,435.

Here's an article that goes into it at some length:
http://captnsblog.wordpress.com/2011...evolving-door/

[Bub]

Apparently it's a matter of some dispute. YES just listed Cap Anson at 3,081 hits ... baseball-reference.com has him at 3,435.

Here's an article that goes into it at some length:
http://captnsblog.wordpress.com/2011...evolving-door/

I don't like the fuzziness of all of this. It's like having 3 organizations delcare who the heavyweight boxing champion is and all 3 have different names. Somebody needs to be declared the grand pooh-bah of stats that has the official say in the matter.

[aeromac76]

I don't like the fuzziness of all of this. It's like having 3 organizations delcare who the heavyweight boxing champion is and all 3 have different names. Somebody needs to be declared the grand pooh-bah of stats that has the official say in the matter.

I would go by Elias.

[Kentucky Bomber]

Right...next up is Dave Winfield at 3110. Jeter will pass him next season.

Bad hotel last night connection prevented post of...







Dave Winfield at 3,110.

As to Anson, MLB's site ignores his production in the National Association, which was the father of the National League from 1871-1875. All of baseball recognized his extra hits from that time, as did MLB before they redid the database that does the online display. Some junior programmer is screwing this kind of thing up. Winfield is definitely next.

Probably last post of this kind for the year, but maybe we can document his World Series records in October.

[Big_E]

As to Anson, MLB's site ignores his production in the National Association, which was the father of the National League from 1871-1875. All of baseball recognized his extra hits from that time, as did MLB before they redid the database that does the online display. Some junior programmer is screwing this kind of thing up. Winfield is definitely next.

Probably last post of this kind for the year, but maybe we can document his World Series records in October.

Whether they include his NA stats or not, Winfield is next. If they dont include them, then he already passed Anson. If they do, he is 345 hits behind him.

Whats amazing is how many hits he got playing in so few games. Seasons were half as long as they are now. if he played 130g a season, (he averaged 93) he could have over 4700 hits.

[Kentucky Bomber]

Since it's unlikely he's going to rise on the hits chart this season, here's where DJ stands on some other lists today, just for fun:

Games: 75th at 2407, 2 less than Mickey Vernon, 2 more than Johnny Damon.

At bats: 32nd at 9792, 9 less than Ken Griffey, Jr

Plate Appearances: 34th at 11,072, 20 less than Harold Baines

Runs: 21st at 1756, 18 fewer than Charlie Gehringer, 60 fewer than A-Rod who needs 480 to set the all-time record

Total bases: 52nd at 4401, 3 fewer than Mike Schmidt. A-Rod is 14th, 1654 from Aaron.

Doubles: 63rd at 488. Tied with Bagwell, Ott and...Harold Baines!!

Triples: 65, way down the list.

HR: 239, 225th. I remember when you got a ceremony and a plaque when you hit your 200th homer. Think about this one, though: only 224 Major Leaguers have hit more homers than Jeter.

RBI: 148th at 1189, 2 behind Tony Lazzeri.

Walks: 116th at 987, 4 behind Cupid Childs. Make your own joke here.

K's: 30th at 1635, 30 behind Andruw Jones. A-Rod is 7th at 1906. Mantle retired the all-time leader at 1710, now is 23rd; 6 actives lead him. Mantle broke Ruth's all-time record of 1330. Babe is now 98th.

SB: 117th at 338. Tied with John Anderson (look him up, an historic baseball name once) and...Willie Mays.

Singles: 13th at 2274, 20 behind Aaron. Rose's 3215 singles alone would put him 14th on the all-time hit list.

Runs created: 43rd at 1738.

HBP: 16th at 158, 7 behind Kid Elberfeld (a Yankee manager, one of the worst)

GIDP: 32nd at 245. Thought he'd be up there. Ripken leads at 350, Pudge 13 behind him, not likely to get it though.

Finally, Outs made: 32nd at 7200. Rose made 10,328, over 1,000 more than anyone else.

So he's up there in most lists, and climbs a little higher each week.

[Big_E]

Great list! Now...his ranking as a Yankee (from B-R.com):

Games: 2408, #1
At bats: 9797, #1
Plate Appearances: 11,077, #1
Runs: 1757, #3 (Ruth, 1959 and Gehrig, 1888)
Total bases: 4403, #4 (Ruth 5131, Gehrig 5060, Mantle 4511)
Doubles: 489, #2 (Gehrig, 534)
Triples: 65, #15 (Gehrig, 163)
HR: 239, #10 (Ruth, 659)
RBI:1189, #8 (Gehrig, 1995)
Walks: 987, #6 (Ruth, 1852)
K's: 1636, #2 (Mantle, 1710)
SB: 338, #1 (Never much of a running team!)
Hits: 3067, #1
Runs created: 1738, #4 (Ruth, 2446)
HBP: 158, #1
GIDP: 245, #1

[Big_E]

HR: 239, 225th. I remember when you got a ceremony and a plaque when you hit your 200th homer. Think about this one, though: only 224 Major Leaguers have hit more homers than Jeter.

Out of 17,691 people who (according to b-r.com) have played ML baseball.

Derek Jeter has outslugged 98.7% of all the men who have ever played Major League baseball. He has more hits than 99.89% of everyone who ever played ML Baseball.

[Kentucky Bomber]

Justifying a bump of this thread....Derek's walk today moved him ahead of Cupid Childs into sole possession of 115th place all-time. Whattheheck, we clinched the post-season and I'm in a good mood.

3,084 hits (20th), 1,765 runs (21st), his next game played ties him with Luke Appling at 2,422 (72nd). Next season could be fun for this thread. 170 hits (staying healthy and productive) would see him pass Winfield, Gwynn, Yount, Waner, Brett , Ripken , Lajoie and Murray. 12th all time at that point with another season under contract.

[longtimeyankeefan]

Great list! Now...his ranking as a Yankee (from B-R.com):

Games: 2408, #1
At bats: 9797, #1
Plate Appearances: 11,077, #1
Runs: 1757, #3 (Ruth, 1959 and Gehrig, 1888)
Total bases: 4403, #4 (Ruth 5131, Gehrig 5060, Mantle 4511)
Doubles: 489, #2 (Gehrig, 534)
Triples: 65, #15 (Gehrig, 163)
HR: 239, #10 (Ruth, 659)
RBI:1189, #8 (Gehrig, 1995)
Walks: 987, #6 (Ruth, 1852)
K's: 1636, #2 (Mantle, 1710)
SB: 338, #1 (Never much of a running team!)
Hits: 3067, #1
Runs created: 1738, #4 (Ruth, 2446)
HBP: 158, #1
GIDP: 245, #1

The one that gets me is the K's - Jeter has never struck me as a strikeout machine, certainly not the way I think of Mantle as a strikeout machine.

[Big_E]

Justifying a bump of this thread....Derek's walk today moved him ahead of Cupid Childs into sole possession of 115th place all-time. Whattheheck, we clinched the post-season and I'm in a good mood.

3,084 hits (20th), 1,765 runs (21st), his next game played ties him with Luke Appling at 2,422 (72nd). Next season could be fun for this thread. 170 hits (staying healthy and productive) would see him pass Winfield, Gwynn, Yount, Waner, Brett , Ripken , Lajoie and Murray. 12th all time at that point with another season under contract.

In this contract, if he stays healthy, he could be 5th or 6th all-time in hits.

[JDPNYY]

"...with the 5th pick in the 1992 Major League Baseball Draft, the Cincinnati Reds are proud to choose >>>drumroll<<< .............................................. Chad Motolla... Chad Motolla."

[Gusto]

"...with the 5th pick in the 1992 Major League Baseball Draft, the Cincinnati Reds are proud to choose >>>drumroll<<< .............................................. Chad Motolla... Chad Motolla."

The important thing is they held their ground and didn't cave to a high school kid's ridiculous demands. Shrewd, very shrewd.

[White Knight]

Time to bump this. He'll pass Dave Winfield next week, but the champagne comes out this June or July when he passes St. Cal.

[TheInfallibleOne]

Time to bump this. He'll pass Dave Winfield next week, but the champagne comes out this June or July when he passes St. Cal.

So when do we start the countdown to Pete Rose? By my count, 1,161 to tie....