Jeter BM959838

Piece of the Game Baseball Identity
Security Hologram - BM959838

DEREK JETER - SS - NYY

May 13, 2011

Yankee Stadium

Milestone event:

Game used ball from Boston Red Sox at New York Yankees

2964th career hit

2196th career Single

MLB Authenticated Hologram #

FJ493009

Individual Game Highlight

Inning

Bottom of 9th

Pitcher

Jonathan Papelbon

Batter(s)

Derek Jeter

Result

Single to RF

Pitch Speed:

94.1 MPH

Hit Distance:

No Hit Data

Hit Launch Speed:

No Hit Data

Hit Launch Angle:

No Hit Data

The Red Sox visited the Yankees on May 13, 2011, for what would become another hard fought game in the Yankees-Red Sox rivalry. In this game, the Red Sox would win 5-4, but the Yankees went down swinging, with the tying run on base when the final out was made. In the bottom of the 9th, Derek Jeter batted against Jonathan Papelbon with two outs. Jeter hit a two-out single to J.D. Drew in right field and then advanced to second base on defensive indifference. Curtis Granderson followed Jeter and hit a single to left field to drive Derek Jeter home. Unfortunately for the Yankees, Mark Teixeira would end the rally with the next at-bat when he popped out to third base for the final out of the game. The Yankees came out of this game with a record of 20-16, and trail the Rays by 2 games.

Signature authenticated by :

Steiner Sports

Signature authentication hologram #

164188

Derek Jeter - Game Info

Position:

Shortstop

Batted:

1st

Batting Results:

1 for 5

Start Time:

7:05 PM

Time of Game:

3:35

Attendance:

48,254

Weather:

62 degrees, Partly Cloudy

Wind:

9 MPH from Right to Left

Umpires:

HP - Chris Guccione, 1B - Mike Winters, 2B - Mike Everitt, 3B - Mark Wegner.

Result:

Red Sox 5, Yankees 4

Winning Pitcher:

Clay Buchholz (4-3)

Losing Pitcher:

Bartolo Colon (2-2)

Note:

Red Sox win. In this game, Derek Jeter hit a single for his 2196th career single, and 2964th career hit

Box Score

mlb.com

Derek Jeter - Bio

Born

June 26, 1974

Debut

May 29, 1995

Bats

Right

Throws

Right

Height, Weight

6-3, 195 lbs

• Nickname: The Captain

• New York Yankees 1st round (6th) draft pick of 1992 MLB June Amateur Draft

• Played 19 years in Major Leagues, all with New York Yankees

• 14 time All-Star

• 5 time Word Series Champion (1996, 1998-2000, 2009)

• World Series MVP (2000)

• 1996 AL Rookie of the Year

• Career Stats: .310 batting average, 3,465 hits, 260 Home runs, 1,311 RBIs

• Number 2 retired by New York Yankees

• Eligible for Hall of Fame in 2020

Artist Monty Sheldon Painted on 03/15/2018 and is number BM959838