For Keith Olbermann, who is clearly trying to resurrect a failed career in both political and sports commentary, or anyone else to dismiss Jeter's greatness on simply statistics shows that person hasn't watched Jeter throughout his career, or doesn't understand that the essence of baseball success (actually, any sports success) goes well beyond mere hits, runs, RBIs. I refer you to two plays (though there were many more) that encapsulate a player who simply thinks, anticipates, plays at a different level than the rest:
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