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In response to
"Why do you think that? Because other guys have been caught? So, everyone that has a good year is suspect? "
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Krusty
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In 2010 at the age of 36, Jeter had his lowest Batting average since his rookie year.
Posted by
amoxy (aka amoxy)
Aug 23 '12, 08:47
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Now in 2012, at age 38, he is batting .324 and leading the league in hits and At Bats. And he plays one of the toughest positions on the field
I like Jeter, he always has seemed a class act and he is a lock for first ballot HOF.
But you have to take a step back and look at this. Sorry, but like Groiny said, the history of guys making a comeback like this late in their careers is usually not a good sign.
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