how many runs has derek jeter scored in his career and if he broke a record which one did he break?
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If you want to know what a player's stats are, go to \n\nwww.baseball-reference.com \n\nYou'll be able to look up the stats of every player who ever played in the major leagues.\n\nJeter had scored 1,159 runs as of the end of the 2005 season.\n\nYahoo sports will give you the up to date stats of any player this year... Jeter's scored 40 runs so far this year, so that's 1,199 runs scored so far in his career.  That doesn't break any records, it ranks ABOUT 150th or so all time.  Although at that level, many players are pretty tightly bunched together, so scoring 20 or 30  runs can move you up several spaces on the all time list.\n\nSeven players have scored 2,000 or more runs in the major leagues....\n\n1.Rickey Henderson 2,295\n2.Ty Cobb   2,246\n3.Babe Ruth   2,175\n4.Hank Aaron  2,174\n5.Pete Rose  2,165\n6.Barry Bonds  2,078\n7.Willie Mays 2,062\n\nJeter got his 2,000th career hit last week, but that is by no means a record either...it's just one of those 'even/round  numbered' milestones that mean a great deal to ESPN and really no one else.
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Believe it or not, it was Derek Jeter in 2000. There were no All-Star Game MVPs until 1962, despite the fact that the All-Star game started in 1933.
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Correct the record in the past had been 37 home runs in a single day and on April 13th that changed to 48 homeruns thanks to juiced balls. Hey if you can't juice the player why not juice the ball right?
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This is in interesting question. I am 24, from south of Boston, and have been a Red Sox fan my whole life. Clearly I hate Jeter, but my initial thought was that Jeter is definitely better. After looking at the stats though, it is actually very close.\n\nHere's how it works. The only 2 common offensive stats that actually mean anything are on base percentage, and slugging percentage (and on base percentage is about 3 times more important). Other stats that are meaningful include number of strike outs per plate appearance and number of pitches seen per at bat. \n\nWith those stats, you can actually accurately predict how many runs a team will score in a season.\n\nWith that in mind, here's the breakdown.\nNomar's career OBP = .369\nJeter's career OBP = .387\nNomar's OBP this season = .429\nJeter's OBP this season = .426\nNomar's career SLG = .547\nJeter's career SLG = .462\nNomar's SLG this season = .621\nJeter's SLG this season = .477\n\nOver the course of his career, Nomar has struck out once every 9.98 at bats.\nOver the course of his career, Jeter has struck out once every 5.64 at bats.\n\nIt is a well known fact that Nomar frequently swings at the first pitch.\nIt is a well known fact that Jeter sees a high number of average pitches per at bat.\n\nAs for fielding stats, those are much harder to determine, but it has been proven that fielding abilities are much less responsible to overall contribution than offensive abilities. Still is should be noted that both players have about the same range and that Jeter has a higher fielding percentage than Nomar does. Nomar is now a 1st baseman though and is an above average defensive 1st baseman.\n\nSo, based on that breakdown\nJeter has a slight edge in OBP.\nNomar has a distinct advantage in SLG.\nJeter has a notable advantage in pitches seen per at bat.\nNomar has a notable advantage in ratio of strike outs per at bat.\nJeter has a slight defensive advantage at SS.\n\nWith all that said, it seems that the large difference in SLG may actually prove that Nomar is the better player...which very much surprises me to write. The numbers don't lie though.\n\nAgain, even though the whole world of baseball is in love with stats like batting average and number of saves and other circumstancial stats, those numbers are basically meaningless.
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Jeter is a very good shortstop.  He is probably a bit stronger on the offensive side than defense contributing to him being "very good."  \n\nHe is a good leadoff type hitter offensively as far as power and speed.  His numbers on the defensive side are about average for his position.\n\nHe has done this consistently over the last 10 seasons which adds to his his legacy.  He will definitely go down in history as one of the better shortstops.\n\nSee the stats link below for supporting data.
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1994 Mike Gallego ss played 89 games\n1994 Kevin Elster ss played 7 games\n1994 Randy Velarde ss played 77 games\n\n1995 - Tony Fernandez 108 games played\n1995 - Derek Jeter  15 games played.\n\n1996 - Derek Jeter 157 Games played \n\nMariano Duncan  didn't play for the Yankees until 96
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Johnny Podres - 2 wins in 1955\nSandy Koufax - 2 wins in 1963\n\nBut, Burt Hooton leads them all with 3 wins aganst the Yankees (1 each in 77,78, & 81)
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NO, there is not!! He is just incredible. Today against Tom Gordon of the Phillies, Big Papi hit his 8th career walk off home run!! That must be a record!!\n\nGo Sox!!
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Since you asked for the "LA Dodger" record, that would be Willie Davis, with 2,091. Bill Russell had 1,926. If you include the  Brooklyn years, the all-time Dodger record is held by Zach Wheat, with 2,804. (Wheat never played in LA).
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36 runs in an over has been scored by:\nSir G Sobers (WI): Six consecutive sixes hit off an over of Malcolm Nash.\nR J Shastri (IND): Six sixes in an over in a Ranji Trophy game in January 1985 (I think off a bawler from Baroda). \n\n[Just for information: Recently Jonathan Hughes, a Yorkshire club cricketer, scored a remarkable 42 runs off one over. Hughes, 29, smashed six sixes, a four and a two in one over from Craig Hobson, which included two no-balls.]
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At 2597, Reggie Jackson has the career record safely all to himself. He has 400 more than second place Sammy Sosa. Adam Dunn of the Reds broke the single season record in 2004 with 195. Jose Hernandez and Preston Wilson almost broke the single season record in the last few years.
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I would have to say Josh Gibson with his 986 Home Runs hitting a whooping 0 in the major leagues and 986 in the negro leagues.
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i might say derek jeter
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No, he didn't break any record.  But he did hit two HRs, that makes the total of 538, pass Mickey Mantle (536) to be the 12th of all time.  He needs another 10 to move to the 11th.
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Brian LAra passes the Alan Border record of most runs in Test cricket and now hes the most run getter in test cricket
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Well I’ll say Jeter on the fact that every year he has made the playoffs. Not many players can say that.  In addition, I’ve seen the way he acts on the field, like a pro every time the first Yankee out of the dugout to congratulate a player for anything and the first to tell them it’s all right.  I know Wright is only in his second year but and it is like comparing apples and oranges but Wright hasn’t played in any playoff games yet. \n\nOh and Rolen's couldn't hold either jockstrap in a rainstorm
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It was Derek Jeter, who did it in the 2000 contest:\n\nhttp://www.baseball-almanac.com/awards/aw_mvpa.shtml