New York Yankees: Greatest Moments In World Series History
Jeter Kicks Off Subway Series With A Bang
Derek Jeter’s most memorable year has to be 2000.
That year, the future hall-of-fame shortstop became the first Yankees to ever capture both the All-Star Game MVP and a World Series MVP.
Additionally, Jeter led off Game 4 of the Fall Classic with a leadoff home run on the very first pitch he saw against the New York Mets which sparked the Yankees to a 3-2 win.
That led a capture of a three-peat the following night.
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