Missed Jeter's three hits--fantasy draft.
And if he goes past Gehrig tonight, I'll be busy watching the 'Stros play out the string.
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2 comments:
You luck out! Today is an off day. Next game is Friday, Balt. at home. Should be a great setting for the record.
Ryan and I watched the last two hits together, Jeteresque hitting at it's best. In in Jeter fashion, unlike other baseball milestones, his hits counted and were needed in the win for a team trying to close out the division and the best record in the A.L.
Robbie Boy
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