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New York Yankees "Jeter Reaching Greatness" Limited Edition Artist Signed and Numbered Lithograph

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  • "Jeter Reaching Greatness" Limited Edition Artist Signed and Numbered Lithograph
  • A great item for any collector and an excellent way to display your team spirit around the home or office!

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    In March of 1996, the Yankees spring training camp was buzzing with plenty of questions about a young shortstop named Derek Jeter. Could he hit and field well enough at the big league level to replace an injured Tony Fernandez? Was this 21-year-old who grew up in Kalamazoo, Michigan ready for the bright lights of New York City? In the first game of the season in Cleveland, Jeter cracked a homer and answered some of the doubters. That rookie season featured nine more homers, 148 hits, an on-base-percentage of .370, and a 17-game hit streak that is second in Yankee history to Joe DiMaggio's 18-game rookie hit streak in 1936. After batting .369 in the 1996 post-season, and being an integral part of a World Championship club, Jeter collected the American League Rookie of the Year trophy as the questions faded. Over the next ten years, Jeter proved his first season was not a fluke with 173 more homers, and a career batting average of .317 in the regular season and a postseason average of .314 in 119 games. The 7-time All Star was the MVP of both the All-Star game and the World Series in 2000, was named the Yankees 11th team captain in 2003, won the Silver Slugger award on '06, and has been the recipient of 3 consecutive Gold Glove awards. He also has 4 World Series rings. Here, from a game in 1998, he dives to rob a hit from a Minnesota Twin while displaying the range that makes him one of the games best fielding shortstops. The questions are gone, Jeter is the heir to Yankee greatness.

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