Is Derek Jeter a First Ballot Hall of Famer???

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  • daimoshokage
    SBR Hall of Famer
    • 02-07-11
    • 8935

    #1
    Is Derek Jeter a First Ballot Hall of Famer???
    He fukking sucks right now but I believe he's still a first ballot hall of famer.. He's called Mr. Clutch and that said it all..

  • dynamite140
    SBR MVP
    • 07-05-08
    • 4958

    #2
    FRAUD
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    • Extra Innings
      SBR Posting Legend
      • 02-26-10
      • 15058

      #3
      Yes...when you take a look at his career as a whole

      plus 300 on a winning team over and over again

      Check out the latest Stats, Height, Weight, Position, Rookie Status & More of Derek Jeter. Get info about his position, age, height, weight, draft status, bats, throws, school and more on Baseball-reference.com
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      • newjerseydevils
        SBR MVP
        • 03-11-08
        • 3110

        #4
        only if you are a new york yankees fan. sorry just trying to get my daily points =)
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        • McBa1n
          SBR MVP
          • 01-02-06
          • 2642

          #5
          It can be argued, the Jeter was NEVER the best player at his position for even 1 year of his career. In fact, he wasn't top 3 for many of those years. Probably the most over-rated ball player I've ever seen. His clutch play is way over rated.
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          • Cuse0323
            BARRELED IN @ SBR!
            • 12-09-09
            • 30169

            #6
            First ballot, no.
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            • freeVICK
              SBR Hall of Famer
              • 01-21-08
              • 7114

              #7
              yes
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              • ttwarrior1
                BARRELED IN @ SBR!
                • 06-23-09
                • 28456

                #8
                this might be the dumbest post ever, of course he is first ballot, even if he batted .120 this year and next
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                • szk1983
                  SBR Wise Guy
                  • 07-08-06
                  • 642

                  #9
                  i don't see how that question can even be asked. If he retired tomorrow he'd be a first balloter.
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                  • Grits n' Gravy
                    Restricted User
                    • 06-10-10
                    • 13024

                    #10
                    I'm a Red Sox fan and even I put him in on the first year he is eligible.
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                    • boatboatboat
                      SBR MVP
                      • 02-23-11
                      • 1148

                      #11
                      yes

                      Now if he played for the Royals and had no playoff games to show off his talents, he wouldn't be.

                      But he played for the Yanks on the biggest stage and came thru, time and time again.

                      1st ballot without a doubt.
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                      • jstblaze
                        SBR Wise Guy
                        • 03-05-07
                        • 767

                        #12
                        We cant forget he lead the team.

                        I dont mean in terms of stats, although im sure he leads in some playoff stat category, but he was the leader of this team when they won world series.
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                        • jjgold
                          SBR Aristocracy
                          • 07-20-05
                          • 388179

                          #13
                          Yes

                          He is done now though
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                          • C-Gold
                            SBR Hall of Famer
                            • 09-04-10
                            • 6808

                            #14
                            1st Ballot HOF YES
                            He's also one of the most overrated players of all-time in any sport.

                            Ask yourself this. If he was Derek Jeter of the Kansas City Royals
                            1. He wouldn't get 1/8th the attention or hype or endorsements
                            2. He wouldn't be in the playoffs making a few "clutch" hits
                            3. When he started batting .270, they wouldn't give him a contract worth 5 times more than he's worth, and he'd go from Derek Jeter the Royals SS to Derek Jeter the Brewers SS, Derek Jeter the Astros SS, Derek Jeter the Diamond backs SS.
                            4. He would have been moved to LF about 3 years ago because the guy has no range at all at SS

                            If Derek Jeter came up with the Royals he probably wouldn't be a HOF-er even with the exact same career.
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                            • Fishhead
                              SBR Aristocracy
                              • 08-11-05
                              • 40179

                              #15
                              1ST BALLOT???


                              Hell, a better question is will he be a HOF'er ever?
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                              • Living The Dream
                                SBR MVP
                                • 12-23-09
                                • 4521

                                #16
                                Dumb question. Of course.
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                                • gryfyn1
                                  SBR MVP
                                  • 03-30-10
                                  • 3285

                                  #17
                                  what the **** does 'first ballot' mean??

                                  Are you saying there is something a player can do between the first and second time they are on a ballot that suddenly qualifies them for the HoF??

                                  People that attach some sentiment to the first ballot are fools.
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                                  • Alfie B
                                    SBR Sharp
                                    • 03-12-08
                                    • 488

                                    #18
                                    Agreed that Jeter is on the decline. And putting aside his career numbers and Yankee haters. The Yanks have won 5 World Series since '96 with Jeter as a team leader. Boston has 2 and Florida 2 in that same period. No one else has more than 1.
                                    Jeter HOF, yes.
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                                    • Doc JS
                                      SBR Hall of Famer
                                      • 09-15-06
                                      • 6885

                                      #19
                                      And if a frog had wings he wouldn't whomp himself in the ass when he jumped either...

                                      Does "circumstance" play a part? Sure it does. But he came up with the Yankees, he's got all those WS rings, 3000 hits (soon), Gold Glove, Silver Slugger...

                                      Slam dunk 1st ballot Hall of Fame...

                                      Doc
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                                      • str
                                        SBR Posting Legend
                                        • 01-12-09
                                        • 11768

                                        #20
                                        Originally posted by Doc JS
                                        And if a frog had wings he wouldn't whomp himself in the ass when he jumped either...

                                        Does "circumstance" play a part? Sure it does. But he came up with the Yankees, he's got all those WS rings, 3000 hits (soon), Gold Glove, Silver Slugger...

                                        Slam dunk 1st ballot Hall of Fame...

                                        Doc
                                        100% agreed.
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                                        • the-phenomenal-1
                                          SBR Sharp
                                          • 12-27-10
                                          • 351

                                          #21
                                          no question

                                          hes no question a first ballet hall of famer
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                                          • doublej95
                                            SBR Posting Legend
                                            • 01-26-10
                                            • 14094

                                            #22
                                            With out a doubt yes.
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                                            • P25
                                              SBR Wise Guy
                                              • 12-21-10
                                              • 563

                                              #23
                                              Originally posted by C-Gold
                                              1st Ballot HOF YES
                                              He's also one of the most overrated players of all-time in any sport.

                                              Ask yourself this. If he was Derek Jeter of the Kansas City Royals
                                              1. He wouldn't get 1/8th the attention or hype or endorsements
                                              2. He wouldn't be in the playoffs making a few "clutch" hits
                                              3. When he started batting .270, they wouldn't give him a contract worth 5 times more than he's worth, and he'd go from Derek Jeter the Royals SS to Derek Jeter the Brewers SS, Derek Jeter the Astros SS, Derek Jeter the Diamond backs SS.
                                              4. He would have been moved to LF about 3 years ago because the guy has no range at all at SS

                                              If Derek Jeter came up with the Royals he probably wouldn't be a HOF-er even with the exact same career.
                                              100% agree
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                                              • Buried_PIRATE
                                                SBR Wise Guy
                                                • 12-28-10
                                                • 546

                                                #24
                                                lmao at people that think he wont make the hall of fame or doesnt deserve it

                                                i dont like jeter, i also think he is overrated in regard to media attention... but his career speaks for itself.

                                                it's okay boys, i'm jealous of this fuk too...

                                                but if you guys know anything about the history of the game, it is clear. also when you look at the hall, its usually not a good idea to compare players but check out robin yount... jeter > in every category or ratio... and yount was on the BREWERZ

                                                case closed dear friends, case fukin closed
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                                                • MartinBlank
                                                  SBR Hall of Famer
                                                  • 07-20-08
                                                  • 8382

                                                  #25
                                                  Are some of you people drunk?

                                                  I LOATHE the Yankees---but c'mon.

                                                  Jeter is a career .313 hitter.

                                                  He will finish with more than 3000 hits.

                                                  He has over 1700 runs scored, and more than 1000 RBIs

                                                  He is an 11 time All-Star.

                                                  He is a 5-time Gold Glove Winner.

                                                  He is a 5-time World Series Champ.

                                                  He is a 4-time Silver Slugger Winner.

                                                  He is a World Series MVP.

                                                  Only Honus Wagner, and Ernie Banks have overall better offensive numbers than Jeter does at SS.
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                                                  • C-Gold
                                                    SBR Hall of Famer
                                                    • 09-04-10
                                                    • 6808

                                                    #26
                                                    Look at Miguel Tejada's 10 year stat sheet starting from 2000

                                                    .275, 30 HR, 115 RBI
                                                    .267, 31 HR, 113 RBI
                                                    .308, 34 HR, 131 RBI
                                                    .278, 27 HR, 106 RBI
                                                    .311, 34 HR, 150 RBI
                                                    .304, 26 HR, 98 RBI
                                                    .330, 24 HR, 100 RBI
                                                    .296, 18 HR, 81 RBI
                                                    .283, 13 HR, 66 RBI
                                                    .313, 14 HR, 86 RBI

                                                    That's batting in a weak lineup in Oakland and being the man in Baltimore, and that's not having A-Rod behind you in the lineup protecting you. Miguel Tejada also helped the Giants win a Championship last year. Now now many endorsements did he have? How much media attention did he get in the last 10 years? Who is talking about Miguel Tejada to the hall of fame first ballot or not? Even when Tejada fell of and was hitting .296 18 HR he was very Jeter-like, but when he was in his prime he was hitting .311, 36 HR and 150 RBI.

                                                    Jeter had every advantage in the world and is probably the most overrated player of all time in any sport. He's hyped out of the stratosphere and that doesn't even take into consideration he's probably one of the 5 worst defensive shortstops in MLB. He'll make the plays that come right to him but nothing more as he has the range of a grandma.
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                                                    • C-Gold
                                                      SBR Hall of Famer
                                                      • 09-04-10
                                                      • 6808

                                                      #27
                                                      Originally posted by MartinBlank
                                                      Are some of you people drunk?

                                                      I LOATHE the Yankees---but c'mon.

                                                      Jeter is a career .313 hitter.

                                                      He will finish with more than 3000 hits.

                                                      He has over 1700 runs scored, and more than 1000 RBIs

                                                      He is an 11 time All-Star.

                                                      He is a 5-time Gold Glove Winner.

                                                      He is a 5-time World Series Champ.

                                                      He is a 4-time Silver Slugger Winner.

                                                      He is a World Series MVP.

                                                      Only Honus Wagner, and Ernie Banks have overall better offensive numbers than Jeter does at SS.
                                                      .313 average is his only leg to stand on, also note he's had the best offensive lineups behind him in the league year in and year out.

                                                      11 time all star do you think playing in New York and receving the hype helped in that popuarity contest?

                                                      5 time gold glover is a joke. It's because he doesn't make that many errors but he also doesn't make any plays on anything not hit to him. It's fools gold. Omar Vizquel could make a ton of errors because he's diving and reaching for balls the flat footed Jeter could only dream of getting to. It's like saying a WR that caught 100 passes but dropped 50 of them has better hands than a WR that caught 80 balls and dropped 5 of them simply because he caught more passes. Jeter's gold gloves are bad and misleading statistics.

                                                      5 time world series champ. And the 200 million dollar pay rolls had nothing to do with that? Robert Horry won a lot of NBA championships, that doesn't mean he's better than Charles Barkley who won none. Trent Dilfer won a SB, that doesn't mean he's better than Dan Marino.

                                                      World Series MVP, so you are going to judge a guy's career on 7 games?

                                                      Jeter has never been the best at his position... ever. In all 17 seasons there has always been somebody better than them. Jeter should get some sort of Longevity award. He'll make the HOF for all of the reasons stated but he's highly highly overrated.
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                                                      • Doc JS
                                                        SBR Hall of Famer
                                                        • 09-15-06
                                                        • 6885

                                                        #28
                                                        haters gonna hate...
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                                                        • Holdin Aces
                                                          SBR MVP
                                                          • 03-18-10
                                                          • 2551

                                                          #29
                                                          Yes and it's not even close.
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                                                          • MartinBlank
                                                            SBR Hall of Famer
                                                            • 07-20-08
                                                            • 8382

                                                            #30
                                                            Originally posted by C-Gold
                                                            .313 average is his only leg to stand on, also note he's had the best offensive lineups behind him in the league year in and year out.

                                                            11 time all star do you think playing in New York and receving the hype helped in that popuarity contest?

                                                            5 time gold glover is a joke. It's because he doesn't make that many errors but he also doesn't make any plays on anything not hit to him. It's fools gold. Omar Vizquel could make a ton of errors because he's diving and reaching for balls the flat footed Jeter could only dream of getting to. It's like saying a WR that caught 100 passes but dropped 50 of them has better hands than a WR that caught 80 balls and dropped 5 of them simply because he caught more passes. Jeter's gold gloves are bad and misleading statistics.

                                                            5 time world series champ. And the 200 million dollar pay rolls had nothing to do with that? Robert Horry won a lot of NBA championships, that doesn't mean he's better than Charles Barkley who won none. Trent Dilfer won a SB, that doesn't mean he's better than Dan Marino.

                                                            World Series MVP, so you are going to judge a guy's career on 7 games?

                                                            Jeter has never been the best at his position... ever. In all 17 seasons there has always been somebody better than them. Jeter should get some sort of Longevity award. He'll make the HOF for all of the reasons stated but he's highly highly overrated.
                                                            Your argument is silly.

                                                            Simply because he was on a great team his numbers are therefore inflated?

                                                            Robin Yount was a first ballot HOF.

                                                            Jeter's career average is 28 points higher, he has more runs scored, just about the same number of HRs, and more SBs than Yount.

                                                            If we are going to use your logic that Jeter was a product of being on a great team, then the Big Red Machine of the 1970's with Morgan, Perez, Bench being in the Hall of Fame got lucky as well.
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                                                            • BOBBYW
                                                              SBR High Roller
                                                              • 08-09-10
                                                              • 198

                                                              #31
                                                              YES.....
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                                                              • gryfyn1
                                                                SBR MVP
                                                                • 03-30-10
                                                                • 3285

                                                                #32
                                                                Originally posted by C-Gold
                                                                Look at Miguel Tejada's 10 year stat sheet starting from 2000
                                                                Please, over that span guess what, Jeter was the more vaulabe player.

                                                                00-09:

                                                                Tejada: 297/341/481 116 OPS+, 41.8 WAR
                                                                Jeter: 317/387/456 121 OPS+ 44.1 WAR

                                                                even if you take the layer top 5 year span

                                                                Tejada (02-06): 306/356/506 125 OPS+ 21.5 WAR
                                                                Jeter (98-02): 324/398/483 128 OPS+ 27.5 WAR

                                                                You also fail to point out the Tejada was also a bad fielder, maybe not quite as bad as jeter but pretty bad, and not better enough to make up for the fact that jeter was actually a better hitter.
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                                                                • Bob Loblaw
                                                                  SBR MVP
                                                                  • 01-07-10
                                                                  • 3508

                                                                  #33
                                                                  Can't believe a few people said no.

                                                                  There's no question he is and he will be a first ballot hall of famer.
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                                                                  • C-Gold
                                                                    SBR Hall of Famer
                                                                    • 09-04-10
                                                                    • 6808

                                                                    #34
                                                                    Originally posted by gryfyn1
                                                                    Please, over that span guess what, Jeter was the more vaulabe player.

                                                                    00-09:

                                                                    Tejada: 297/341/481 116 OPS+, 41.8 WAR
                                                                    Jeter: 317/387/456 121 OPS+ 44.1 WAR

                                                                    even if you take the layer top 5 year span

                                                                    Tejada (02-06): 306/356/506 125 OPS+ 21.5 WAR
                                                                    Jeter (98-02): 324/398/483 128 OPS+ 27.5 WAR

                                                                    You also fail to point out the Tejada was also a bad fielder, maybe not quite as bad as jeter but pretty bad, and not better enough to make up for the fact that jeter was actually a better hitter.
                                                                    Who did Jeter have hitting in front of him/behind him/ and around him
                                                                    Who did Tejada have hitting in front of him/behind him and around him

                                                                    Can you even name the players from Oakland in 2003 or Baltimore in 2006? Jeter had more total at bats and his stats still weren't up to par with Jeter AND Tejada was a better fielder.

                                                                    The point is even if they were tied ( I still say Tejada was a better player of that time), who is saying Tejada is a hall of famer? How many endorsements did he get? He won a WS last year and Jeter was non-existent last year. Jeter knocking in 150 runs? Jeter couldn't even hit 25 HRs, Jeter was never the best SS in the game but Tejada was.

                                                                    Tejada was also hitting in the pitcher friendly park in Oakland, while Jeter was hitting in the hitter friendly Yankee stadium ( Camden is about the same as YS). Jeter had every advantage in the world over him and still couldn't top him. Everybody talks about Jeter and nobody talks about Tejada. Do you see the point?
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                                                                    • WvGambler
                                                                      SBR Posting Legend
                                                                      • 04-19-10
                                                                      • 11618

                                                                      #35
                                                                      Originally posted by C-Gold
                                                                      Who did Jeter have hitting in front of him/behind him/ and around him Who did Tejada have hitting in front of him/behind him and around him Can you even name the players from Oakland in 2003 or Baltimore in 2006? Jeter had more total at bats and his stats still weren't up to par with Jeter AND Tejada was a better fielder. The point is even if they were tied ( I still say Tejada was a better player of that time), who is saying Tejada is a hall of famer? How many endorsements did he get? He won a WS last year and Jeter was non-existent last year. Jeter knocking in 150 runs? Jeter couldn't even hit 25 HRs, Jeter was never the best SS in the game but Tejada was. Tejada was also hitting in the pitcher friendly park in Oakland, while Jeter was hitting in the hitter friendly Yankee stadium ( Camden is about the same as YS). Jeter had every advantage in the world over him and still couldn't top him. Everybody talks about Jeter and nobody talks about Tejada. Do you see the point?
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