This page will contain additional articles about Derek Jeter, as they become available.Derek JeterDerek Jeter singles against the Kansas City RoyalsDerek Sanderson Jeter (born June 26, 1974 in Pequannock, New Jersey) is a shortstop for the New York Yankees and six-time All-Star. His father, Charles, is African American; his mother, Dorothy, is white. Jeter was named 1992 High School Player of the Year by the American Baseball Coaches Association. He had a baseball scholarship to Michigan, but the New York Yankees drafted him in the first round of the amateur draft. Jeter left the Wolverines behind to follow his dream. Growing up, he had wondered whether the Yankees would have any one-digit uniform numbers left, as so many of them had been retired. But his hope that he could get to wear a Yankee uniform with a single digit was realized, and he got the number 2. He has worn that number from the beginning, and many believe it will be retired in his honor when he finishes his career. He earned a taste of the big leagues on May 29, 1995 replacing an injured Tony Fernandez, only a month before turning 21. He showed enough talent to replace Fernandez, and inherited his starting spot in 1996. It didn't take long for the Yankee faithful to take to Jeter, as he earned Rookie of the Year honors by having a solid all-around year in which he hit .314. He saved his best for the postseason, where he batted .361 in 15 playoff games en route to the Yankees' first world title in 18 years. His postseason was highlighted, in a way, by a home run in the League Championship Series, a home run that was very famously deflected by 12-year-old Jeffrey Maier who reached over the wall (and, technically, onto the field of play) and stole the ball from Baltimore Orioles outfielder Tony Tarasco. Replays clearly showed fan interference, but it was nonetheless ruled a home run. During his rookie season the young shortstop gained instant fame and soon became a regular subject in the local newspapers' gossip columns. A highly eligible bachelor in New York with matinee idol looks, his love life became a hot topic among the press, most memorably a long affair with pop star Mariah Carey. Despite the media's influence, he continued to produce. In the Yankees' 1998 campaign, in which they won 114 games, he batted .324. Also in 1998, he led the American League in runs scored, with 127. Putting together his best year defensively as well, he earned his first all-star appearances and 3rd place in MVP voting. While his 1998 was great, his 1999 was statistically better, as he reached career highs in average, home runs, RBIs, and walks, leading the AL in hits with 219. This earned him 6th place honors though in MVP voting. 2000 made up for the misses in MVP award voting, as he won All-Star MVP honors, and then World Series MVP honors as the Yankees defeated the Mets in the Subway Series. He continues to put up similar seasons as he did what he's always done in 2001 and 2002, hit solidly for average and for power, steal bases, and play steady defense. In 2004, Jeter won his first American League Gold Glove Award, an award given annually to the best defensive player at each position. Perhaps the best example of his defensive prowess took place on October 13, 2001, during the 3rd game of the ALDS. The Yankees trailed in the Series 2 games to 0 to the Oakland Athletics, and led 1-0 in the 7th inning. With a runner on first, Terrence Long hit a double down the right-field line. The Yankee rightfielder, Shane Spencer, threw home, to try to stop the tying run from scoring. The throw went over the cutoff man, first baseman Tino Martinez. Jeter cut the ball off, and shovel-passed the ball to catcher Jorge Posada, who tagged the runner out and saved a run. The Yankees went on to win the series. On July 1, 2004, Jeter made another extraordinary defensive play. In the 12th inning of a tie-game against the Boston Red Sox, Boston's Trot Nixon hit a pop-up down the left-field line. Jeter sprinted for the ball from his position at shortstop and made a running catch at full-speed, sending him into the stands headfirst. Jeter held on to the ball, but emerged from the stands bruised and bloodied, with lacerations on his chin and cheek, and had to leave the game for X-rays. New York would win the game in the bottom of the inning, and Jeter was back in the lineup the very next night against the New York Mets. Throughout his career, Jeter has been known as one of the best postseason players in baseball history. Since arriving in the majors in 1996, Jeter's Yankees have been in the playoffs every year (winning the AL East Division all but once) and have won 6 AL Championships and 4 World Series Championships. Jeter's teams have also won 17 of the 22 postseason series they've played in, and have compiled a remarkable overall postseason record of 72-38. Jeter's personal postseason performance has been just as good. As of 2005, Jeter has a career .306 postseason batting average and ranks among the leaders in many postseason categories: 2nd in runs, 1st in hits, 2nd in total bases, 2nd in doubles, 7th in home runs, 6th in RBIs, 5th in walks, 1st in singles, and 6th in stolen bases. Jeter has also had some of his most memorable moments in postseason play, including his eighth inning, game-tying home run against Baltimore in Game 1 of the 1996 ALCS, his shovel pass in Game 3 of the 2001 ALDS against Oakland, and his game-winning, tenth-inning home run off Arizona's Byung-Hyun Kim in Game 4 of the 2001 World Series. The home run earned Jeter the moniker, "Mr. November," as it came 3 minutes after midnight on November 1. Due to the September 11, 2001 attacks, it was the first Major League game to be played in the month of November. Jeter has hit above .300 in 14 of the 22 postseason series he's played in, including 4 of his last 6 (.500 in the 2002 ALDS, .429 in the 2003 ALDS, .346 in the 2003 World Series, and .316 in the 2004 ALDS), further solidifying his reputation as a "clutch" player. Uncharacteristically, Jeter struggled during the 2004 ALCS against Boston, batting only .200 in a series in which the Yankees would notably become the first team in MLB history to lose a best-of-seven series after taking a 3-games-to-nothing-lead. In January of 2005, Derek Jeter was voted the best baserunner in baseball by ESPN.com. These heroics, as well as his off-the-field leadership, led to the Yankees naming him the 11th captain in Yankees history on June 3, 2003. (However, Howard W. Rosenberg, the foremost historian on baseball captains and author of the 2003 book Cap Anson 1: When Captaining a Team Meant Something: Leadership in Baseball's Early Years, has found that the count of Yankee captains is deficient Hall of Famer Clark Griffith, the 1903-05 captain, and Kid Elberfeld, the 1906-09 one, with 1913 Manager Frank Chance a strong circumstantial candidate to have been captain that year as well. Therefore, Jeter may in fact be the 13th or 14th Yankees captain.) Jeter-hating has turned into a lucrative cottage industry and obsession in Boston, with countless vendors selling t-shirts reading "Jeter Sucks" and other obscence messages outside of Fenway Park. This page about Derek Jeter includes information from a Wikipedia article. Additional articles about Derek Jeter News stories about Derek Jeter External links for Derek Jeter Videos for Derek Jeter Wikis about Derek Jeter Discussion Groups about Derek Jeter Blogs about Derek Jeter Images of Derek Jeter |
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Jeter-hating has turned into a lucrative cottage industry and obsession in Boston, with countless vendors selling t-shirts reading "Jeter Sucks" and other obscence messages outside of Fenway Park. Features:. Therefore, Jeter may in fact be the 13th or 14th Yankees captain.). Features:. Rosenberg, the foremost historian on baseball captains and author of the 2003 book Cap Anson 1: When Captaining a Team Meant Something: Leadership in Baseball's Early Years, has found that the count of Yankee captains is deficient Hall of Famer Clark Griffith, the 1903-05 captain, and Kid Elberfeld, the 1906-09 one, with 1913 Manager Frank Chance a strong circumstantial candidate to have been captain that year as well. Features:. (However, Howard W. This chip is separate to the CPU and handles all the 2D Graphics processing, which includes the transformed 3D polygons. These heroics, as well as his off-the-field leadership, led to the Yankees naming him the 11th captain in Yankees history on June 3, 2003. Features:. In January of 2005, Derek Jeter was voted the best baserunner in baseball by ESPN.com. It is possible to overwrite IDCT matrix and some additional parameters, however MDEC internal instruction set was never documented. Uncharacteristically, Jeter struggled during the 2004 ALCS against Boston, batting only .200 in a series in which the Yankees would notably become the first team in MLB history to lose a best-of-seven series after taking a 3-games-to-nothing-lead. Output data may be transferred directly to GPU via DMA. Jeter has hit above .300 in 14 of the 22 postseason series he's played in, including 4 of his last 6 (.500 in the 2002 ALDS, .429 in the 2003 ALDS, .346 in the 2003 World Series, and .316 in the 2004 ALDS), further solidifying his reputation as a "clutch" player. Documented device mode is to read three RLE-encoded 16×16 macroblocks, run IDCT and assemble a single 16×16 RGB macroblock. November," as it came 3 minutes after midnight on November 1. Due to the September 11, 2001 attacks, it was the first Major League game to be played in the month of November. It is responsible for decompressing images and video. The home run earned Jeter the moniker, "Mr. This engine is also inside the main CPU chip. Jeter has also had some of his most memorable moments in postseason play, including his eighth inning, game-tying home run against Baltimore in Game 1 of the 1996 ALCS, his shovel pass in Game 3 of the 2001 ALDS against Oakland, and his game-winning, tenth-inning home run off Arizona's Byung-Hyun Kim in Game 4 of the 2001 World Series. These figures were given as a ballpark figure for performance under optimal circumstances, and so are unrealistic under normal usage. Jeter's personal postseason performance has been just as good. As of 2005, Jeter has a career .306 postseason batting average and ranks among the leaders in many postseason categories: 2nd in runs, 1st in hits, 2nd in total bases, 2nd in doubles, 7th in home runs, 6th in RBIs, 5th in walks, 1st in singles, and 6th in stolen bases. Sony originally gave the polygon count as:. Jeter's teams have also won 17 of the 22 postseason series they've played in, and have compiled a remarkable overall postseason record of 72-38. Features:. Since arriving in the majors in 1996, Jeter's Yankees have been in the playoffs every year (winning the AL East Division all but once) and have won 6 AL Championships and 4 World Series Championships. It gives it additional (vector-)math instructions used for the 3D graphics. Throughout his career, Jeter has been known as one of the best postseason players in baseball history. This engine is inside the main CPU chip. New York would win the game in the bottom of the inning, and Jeter was back in the lineup the very next night against the New York Mets. Features:. Jeter held on to the ball, but emerged from the stands bruised and bloodied, with lacerations on his chin and cheek, and had to leave the game for X-rays. The chip also contains the Geometry Transformation Engine and the Data Decompression Engine. Jeter sprinted for the ball from his position at shortstop and made a running catch at full-speed, sending him into the stands headfirst. with technology licensed from SGI. In the 12th inning of a tie-game against the Boston Red Sox, Boston's Trot Nixon hit a pop-up down the left-field line. The chip is manufactured by LSI Logic Corp. On July 1, 2004, Jeter made another extraordinary defensive play. MIPS R3000A-compatible (R3051) 32bit RISC chip running at 33.8688 MHz. The Yankees went on to win the series. For various reasons, including the failure of the Sega CD, that project was cancelled. Jeter cut the ball off, and shovel-passed the ball to catcher Jorge Posada, who tagged the runner out and saved a run. The PlayStation has historical links to an abortive CD-ROM add-on to the SNES, which would have been able to include large multimedia. The throw went over the cutoff man, first baseman Tino Martinez. The portable device will be available in Europe somewhere around early summer 2005, while it has already been released in Japan, the exact date being December 12, 2004, and was released in the US on March 24, 2005. The Yankee rightfielder, Shane Spencer, threw home, to try to stop the tying run from scoring. The PlayStation Portable (abbreviated PSP) is a handheld PlayStation for on-the-go gaming. With a runner on first, Terrence Long hit a double down the right-field line. The PS3 appears to be the first game console to use grid computing technology. The Yankees trailed in the Series 2 games to 0 to the Oakland Athletics, and led 1-0 in the 7th inning. The next generation of the PlayStation is known as PlayStation 3 or PS3 and expected to be launched in 2006. Perhaps the best example of his defensive prowess took place on October 13, 2001, during the 3rd game of the ALDS. The PlayStation 2 is based on a custom processor, known as the Emotion Engine, that Sony developed. In 2004, Jeter won his first American League Gold Glove Award, an award given annually to the best defensive player at each position. For Playstation 2 games this processor, called the IOP, is used for input and output (memory cards, DVD drive, network, and harddrive). He continues to put up similar seasons as he did what he's always done in 2001 and 2002, hit solidly for average and for power, steal bases, and play steady defense. Unlike emulators that run on the PC, the Playstation 2 actually contains the original Playstation processor, allowing games to run exactly as they do on the Playstation. 2000 made up for the misses in MVP award voting, as he won All-Star MVP honors, and then World Series MVP honors as the Yankees defeated the Mets in the Subway Series. This is done by embedding the most important parts of the PSOne inside the PlayStation 2 design, so two systems can be provided for the price of one. This earned him 6th place honors though in MVP voting. Sony's successor to the PlayStation is the aptly titled PlayStation 2, which is largely compatible with its predecessor, in the sense that it can play most PlayStation games unmodified. While his 1998 was great, his 1999 was statistically better, as he reached career highs in average, home runs, RBIs, and walks, leading the AL in hits with 219. Since modchips allow playing games recorded on a regular CD-ROM, it created a wave of games developed without official Sony approval, using free GNU compiler tools. Putting together his best year defensively as well, he earned his first all-star appearances and 3rd place in MVP voting. The installation of a modchip allows PlayStation's capabilities to be expanded. This allows unauthorized copies of games to be played, but it also allows the playing of games from other countries. Also in 1998, he led the American League in runs scored, with 127. A few of these units eventually appeared for sale through somewhat dubious channels at high prices (~£299 when the PlayStation itself was selling at around £99). In the Yankees' 1998 campaign, in which they won 114 games, he batted .324. It was also able to run in-development games which lacked region coding (which would be rejected by a normal PlayStation as though they were pirate copies). Despite the media's influence, he continued to produce. It had double the main RAM size (4 Megabytes instead of 2 Megabytes) and a CD-ROM emulator board connected to PC. A highly eligible bachelor in New York with matinee idol looks, his love life became a hot topic among the press, most memorably a long affair with pop star Mariah Carey. Another version that was colored blue (as opposed to regular console units that were gray in color) was available to game developers and select press. During his rookie season the young shortstop gained instant fame and soon became a regular subject in the local newspapers' gossip columns. It is also unique in that it is the only official Sony PlayStation with no regional lockout; it will play games from any territory. Replays clearly showed fan interference, but it was nonetheless ruled a home run. However, the Net Yaroze lacks many of the features the full developers suite provides. His postseason was highlighted, in a way, by a home run in the League Championship Series, a home run that was very famously deflected by 12-year-old Jeffrey Maier who reached over the wall (and, technically, onto the field of play) and stole the ball from Baltimore Orioles outfielder Tony Tarasco. It is more expensive than the original PlayStation, coloured black instead of the usual gray, and most importantly, came with tools and instructions that allowed a user to be able to program PlayStation games and applications without the need for a full developers suite (which could cost many times the amount of a PlayStation). He saved his best for the postseason, where he batted .361 in 15 playoff games en route to the Yankees' first world title in 18 years. A version of the PlayStation called the Net Yaroze was also produced. It didn't take long for the Yankee faithful to take to Jeter, as he earned Rookie of the Year honors by having a solid all-around year in which he hit .314. The PlayStation is now officially abbreviated as the "PS1" or "PSOne," although many people still abbreviate it "PSX". He showed enough talent to replace Fernandez, and inherited his starting spot in 1996. Sony now produces a redesigned version of the original console, called the "PSone", in a smaller (and more ergonomic) case. The original PlayStation was often abbreviated to "PSX", the system's indevelopment codename, until 2003, when a new system formally named the PSX was introduced by Sony (an upgraded PlayStation 2 which includes a DVD burner, a hard drive, and digital video recorder). He earned a taste of the big leagues on May 29, 1995 replacing an injured Tony Fernandez, only a month before turning 21. The federal Judge presiding over the case denied the injunction. He has worn that number from the beginning, and many believe it will be retired in his honor when he finishes his career. federal court, to obtain an injunction against the release of the PlayStation, on the grounds that Nintendo owned the name. But his hope that he could get to wear a Yankee uniform with a single digit was realized, and he got the number 2. Nintendo and Sony's earlier co-operation in developing a CD-ROM based system (see SNES) lead to the former filing a lawsuit claiming breach of contract and attempted, in U.S. Growing up, he had wondered whether the Yankees would have any one-digit uniform numbers left, as so many of them had been retired. As of March 2004, there were 7,300 software titles available with cumulative software shipment of 949 million. Jeter left the Wolverines behind to follow his dream. Among many other games, the PlayStation is well known for the Tomb Raider, Final Fantasy, Resident Evil, Tekken, wipEout, Gran Turismo, Crash Bandicoot, Spyro, and Metal Gear Solid series of games. As of 18 May 2004, Sony has shipped 100 million PlayStation and PSOne consoles throughout the world. He had a baseball scholarship to Michigan, but the New York Yankees drafted him in the first round of the amateur draft. The console was extremely popular, spawning the so-called "PlayStation Generation". Jeter was named 1992 High School Player of the Year by the American Baseball Coaches Association. Almost all of Sony and Namco's launch titles went on to produce numerous sequels. His father, Charles, is African American; his mother, Dorothy, is white. In America, Sony enjoyed a very successful launch with titles of almost every genre including Toshinden, Twisted Metal, Warhawk, and Ridge Racer. Derek Sanderson Jeter (born June 26, 1974 in Pequannock, New Jersey) is a shortstop for the New York Yankees and six-time All-Star. The PlayStation was launched in Japan on December 3, 1994, the USA on September 9, 1995 and Europe on September 29, 1995. Originally Single Speed, later replaced with a Two Speed drive, with a maximum data throughput of 300 KB/s. PlayStation Memory Cards have 128 Kilobytes of space in an EEPROM. Operating System ROM: 512 Kilobytes. CD-Rom Buffer: 32 Kilobytes. Sound RAM: 512 Kilobytes. Video RAM: 1 Megabyte. Main RAM: 2 Megabytes (4 Megabytes on "Blue" development console). PC file name format: .PSF. Supports MIDI instruments. Could handle up to 512Kb of sampled waveforms. Digital Reverb. Looping. Envelope. Pitch Modulation. Could perform digital effects including:
Flat or Gouraud shading, and texture mapping. Emulation of simultaneous backgrounds (for parallax scrolling). Maximum of 4000 8×8 pixel sprites with individual scaling and rotation. Unlimited Colour Lookup Tables. Adjustable frame buffer. Resolutions from 256×224 to 640×480. Maximum of 16.7 Million Colours. Directly connected to CPU Bus. Operating Performance of 80 MIPS. Compatible with MPEG-1 and H.261 files. 500,000 texture mapped and light-sourced polygons per second. 1.5 Million Flat-Shaded Polygons per second. 180,000 texture mapped and light-sourced polygons per second. 360,000 Flat-Shaded Polygons per second. Operating Performance of 66 MIPS. Data Cache 1 KB (non associative, just 1024 bytes of mapped fast SRAM). Instruction Cache 4 KB. Bus Bandwidth 132 Mb/s. Operating Performance of 30 MIPS. |