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Everything Derek Jeter, the Yankees’ quiet captain, said Sunday night was pitched perfectly for his teammates and the fans. 
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On an evening that will never be forgotten, the Yankees’ bit players etched their name in the history of the storied Yankee Stadium, and kept the narrowest sliver of hope for a playoff spot alive. 
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Derek Jeter made history on Tuesday night by breaking Lou Gherig’s 71-year-old record for most hits at Yankee Stadium. But it still didn’t save the Yankees from another loss. 
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Derek Jeter broke Lou Gehrig’s record for hits at Yankee Stadium on Tuesday night, singling in the first inning against the Chicago White Sox. 
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Instead of preparing for a playoff series, fans at Yankee Stadium saw their team win and tried to take home a little piece of history. 
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Alex Rodriguez hit a grand slam and Derek Jeter homered to tie the Yankees legend Lou Gehrig for most hits ever at in a victory over Tampa Bay on Sunday. 
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With Wilson Betemit at shortstop, Robinson Canó at second base and Melky Cabrera in center field, the Yankees’ defense up the middle was erratic. 
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It was a thrilling afternoon in the Bronx, as the Yankees came back to win thanks to an offensive explosion in the eighth and some defensive blunders by the Angels. 
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A. J. Burnett humbled the Yankees, allowing six hits over eight and a third innings and needing just 98 pitches to do it. 
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The Yankees learned of Bobby Murcer’s death Saturday, minutes after a victory. Suddenly the music stopped thumping through the speakers, and a celebration turned somber. 
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Derek Jeter does not move as quickly at 34 as he once did, but his dazzling play in the seventh inning punctuated a shutout victory over the Rays. 
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Manager Joe Girardi wants to rest his starters periodically, especially after having played four games in three days over the weekend, and this was Jeter’s turn. 
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It could be argued that Derek Jeter’s sacrifice bunt Friday at Yankee Stadium helped the Mets more than the Yankees. 
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Slumping Derek Jeter’s home run broke a 1-1 tie in the eighth inning on Friday, and Kyle Farnsworth got the save to beat the Houston Astros. 
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Derek Jeter was scheduled to bat fourth Sunday against the Detroit Tigers at Comerica Park, but the game was rained out. 
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