Career Hits & Saves Where do Jeter and Mo stand?
Jeter perfecting his swing
Derek was off to a slow start to begin the season but as of late his hitting has been on fire thanks to his DL stint and reworking on his swing. Derek has had a lot of multiple hit games the last two weeks so his assault up the rankings has moved quickly. He is one hit away from getting into the top twenty and with a double header on Sunday it will most likely happen then. Here is where he currently stands.
| Rank | Player (age) | Hits | Bats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Pete Rose | 4256 | B |
| 2. | Ty Cobb+ | 4189 | L |
| 3. | Hank Aaron+ | 3771 | R |
| 4. | Stan Musial+ | 3630 | L |
| 5. | Tris Speaker+ | 3514 | L |
| 6. | Cap Anson+ | 3435 | R |
| 7. | Honus Wagner+ | 3420 | R |
| 8. | Carl Yastrzemski+ | 3419 | L |
| 9. | Paul Molitor+ | 3319 | R |
| 10. | Eddie Collins+ | 3315 | L |
| 11. | Willie Mays+ | 3283 | R |
| 12. | Eddie Murray+ | 3255 | B |
| 13. | Nap Lajoie+ | 3242 | R |
| 14. | Cal Ripken+ | 3184 | R |
| 15. | George Brett+ | 3154 | L |
| 16. | Paul Waner+ | 3152 | L |
| 17. | Robin Yount+ | 3142 | R |
| 18. | Tony Gwynn+ | 3141 | L |
| 19. | Dave Winfield+ | 3110 | R |
| 20. | Craig Biggio | 3060 | R |
| 21. | Derek Jeter (37) | 3059 | R |
Saving games it's what he does.
Mariano had a few slip ups a couple weeks ago with blown saves and my thoughts coming into this season was he would probably become the All time saves leader early next year. I think now with all the chances he has got so far this year he could most likely do it this season. Here is where he currently stands.
| Rank | Player (age) | Saves | Throws |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | Trevor Hoffman | 601 | R |
| 2. | Mariano Rivera (41) | 592 | R |
| 3. | Lee Smith | 478 | R |
| 4. | John Franco | 424 | L |
| 5. | Billy Wagner | 422 | L |
Posted on August 27, 2011, in Milestones & Records, Player Analysis and tagged Derek Jeter, Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees. Bookmark the permalink. 21 Comments.
Brian D.
fishjam25
jimmytoucan
Matthew B
Delia E.
Dan H.
Matthew S.
Michael P.
Mike D.
These two players are players I will be telling my kids and grandkids about.
Matt, you out did yourself, very good….
That shows just how good the two of them have been over their careers so far! Not bad for two guys coming up through our system. And to think, joe T wanted to send Mo back to the minors because he only had two pitches (cutter and fastball) and got hit harder as the game went on.
The “Core four”, as they were called…Andy, Jeter, Mo and Posada had a very large impact on the winning ways the Yankees have had over the years.
May I remind one and all; Yankees records don’t put one into the HOF. Mo will set a new ML record for Saves—-HOF? You betcha!
Jeter; the greatest SS the Yankees have ever had and has many Yankee records but, only one MLB record (of which, he is one of 28),—-HOF? Most likely!
The Yankees should end up with two new players interring the great HOF…one a shoe in the other more then likely, one for greatness, the other because he was a great Yankee and very well liked.
I think they should both make it, one of them for sure. Jeter is a bit over rated but, deserves his time in the sun. Heck, if he had been a bit better on defense, I would say he was a shoe in also!
Thanks for the kind words Ken. I agree with the most of what you said. Jeter and Mo though are no doubt first ballot hall of famers.
Matt…
I am sorry I didn’t make it clear. What I meant to say was; I don’t think Jeter has anything to make him a first ballot HOF…in an all time MLB record book, he is one of 28 players to have over 3,000 hits.
As a Yankee, he has many Yankee records…they don’t count in HOF.
Is he a HOF ballplayer, yes but, shouldn’t be first ballot.
I understand in the last few years, the voting for the HOF has become a joke. Jim Rice in the HOF big joke.
I wish to be understood…I have always thought very highly of Jeter but, being honest,
he doesn’t have the numbers, other then 3,000 hits, to be first ballot. Second or third ok!
Don’t mind Twasp, he thinks Jeter can lie and get away with it but, A-Rod lie and he is a lier. Now, that’s what I call justice the Democrat way!
This is why Jeter will be a first ballot hall of famer Ken.
All-Star Games
1998 *
1999 *
2000 (SS)
2001 *
2002 *
2004 (SS)
2006 (SS)
2007 (SS)
2008 (SS)
2009 (SS)
2010 (SS)
2011
Awards (yr lg award)
1996 AL Rookie of the Year
2000 ML AS MVP
2000 AL Babe Ruth Award
2000 ML WS MVP
2006 AL Hank Aaron Award
2009 AL Hank Aaron Award
2009 ML Roberto Clemente Award
Gold Gloves
2004 AL (SS)
2005 AL (SS)
2006 AL (SS)
2009 AL (SS)
2010 AL (SS)
Silver Sluggers
2006 AL (SS)
2007 AL (SS)
2008 AL (SS)
2009 AL (SS)
Batting Average
1998 AL .324 (5th)
1999 AL .349 (2nd)
2000 AL .339 (5th)
2001 AL .311 (9th)
2003 AL .324 (3rd)
2005 AL .309 (6th)
2006 AL .343 (2nd)
2007 AL .322 (9th)
2009 AL .334 (3rd)
Active .313 (8th)
Career .313 (78th)
Triples
1997 AL 7 (5th)
1998 AL 8 (4th)
1999 AL 9 (2nd)
Active 65 (10th)
Singles
1996 AL 142 (4th)
1997 AL 142 (1st)
1998 AL 151 (1st)
1999 AL 149 (2nd)
2000 AL 151 (2nd)
2001 AL 132 (4th)
2002 AL 147 (2nd)
2005 AL 153 (2nd)
2006 AL 158 (2nd)
2007 AL 151 (4th)
2008 AL 140 (3rd)
2009 AL 166 (2nd)
2010 AL 136 (4th)
2011 AL 105 (9th)
Active 2,268 (1st)
Career 2,268 (15th)
Wins Above Replacement
1998 AL 7.8 (2nd)
1999 AL 8.0 (2nd)
2004 AL 5.6 (8th)
2005 AL 5.5 (6th)
2006 AL 6.3 (6th)
2009 AL 6.5 (7th)
Active 71.1 (4th)
Good job Matt way to bitch slap that old cumudgeeon Ken OR.
Aroid = steroids
Jeter = no steroids
ha just showing facts.
Very impressive but, let’s not cherry pick
Carrer is what counts…..
All-Star Games only 1 while A-Rod was there
Gold Gloves, none until A-Rod moved
Silver Slug, see above
Bat Avg- very good
Triples-#446
Singles–#15 very good
Wins ABR-Position–#53
WAR–#80
OBP–#147
DP hit into-#32
—–Carrer—-
Rtot- -137
Rdrs- -126
——–
Rdrs/yr- -13
Rtot/yr- -8
Fld % – .976
These are not bad numbers but, First ballot HOF????
HOF….Yes! I am not against him getting in, he deserves it, but 1st ballot is only for the best of the best. We just disagree on 1st ballot, that’s all.
I will bet you anything he gets in 1st ballot Ken.
Matt…
You may be right, the way they vote now days. They go by who is well liked or by how well the publicity is for him to be in.
I am not saying, he won’t be first ballot, just that he shouldn’t be!
I’m proud of myself, I got into the stats again
You should see some of the numbers of some of those in the HOF, they suck!
Don’t mind Ken , Matt, he’s mad that Jeter is a first ballot HOF’er and Aroid will not get in because he’s a juicer like MacGuire.
Boli boli bo boli banana fana fo foli…….
you relentless Tman. hahahha.
Mattt – take a look at what Ahole does after he strikes out on this video
what do you want him to do cry and complain? you move on. A good player has below average stats. meaning .300 is below average. You get out more than you get hits. You can’t let a K bother you.
Ha ha …. not that……the rosin bag…….only Aroid would pick up the pitchers rosin bag………very odd
I have seen Jeter pick it up at games when Girardi or Torre in the past would come out to talk to the pitcher.
Fish – it drives me crazy that YES doesn;t show blown saves when they show their graphic for the relief pitcher.
Yeah that is stupid Twasp. Save% is probably the most important stat for a closer. I wonder how long it will take for media outlets to start using more advanced stats. You hear Cone talk about them but not many other Yankee announcers.
Twasp, what do you think Sterling would do if Suzyn said Cano had a great WOBA?
Ha ha Sterling would fall out of the booth!
Or have a heart attack!
This is what I like to see, many fans posting on the same link (or what ever)!
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