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Derek Jeter has appeared in seven World Series: 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003 and 2009. The Yankees won world championships during the years outlined in bold.
Two. Jeter and the New York Yankees lost the 2001 World Series to the Arizona Diamondbacks in seven games, and the 2003 World Series to the Florida Marlins in six games.
Derek Jeter played in 7 World Series, and a total of 38 games.
Through the 2011 season ... 152 ... 61 games in the ALDS, 53 games in the ALCS, and 38 games in the World Series.
The Yankees have won five World Series with Derek Jeter as their starting shortstop.
- 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 and 2009
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Who holds the Baseball Record for most complete games in a season?
Derek Jeter (aka Mr. November) holds the record for most postseason appearances. He's played in 158 postseason games with a .309 career postseason batting average. The New York Yankees have made it to the postseason every year since Jeter joined the team, with the exceptions of 2008 and 2013.
How many games did Derek Jeter miss in 2010?
Derek Jeter missed five games during the 2010 season. He played in 157 games.
Has Derek Jeter been at any other position besides shortstop?
No, he has not. Derek Jeter has always played the shortstop position. He has also started games as a designated hitter.
How many years did Derek Jeter play for the New York Yankees?
Derek Jeter's Major League debut was on May 29, 1995against the Seattle Mariners. In 1995 Derek only played in 15 games. He became the full time New York Yankees shortstop beginning in 1996.
How many hits does Derek Jeter have in the World Series?
Through August 9, 2014, Derek Jeter has 3,431career base hits. He is in 6th place on the MLB all-time list, and is the active leader in hits. He also has 200career postseason hits, which is the most in MLB history.* Jeter has announced that he will retire following the 2014 season.
What player has played in the most postseason games in the major league baseball?
Derek Jeter holds the record for most career games played in the postseason with 138.
Who appeared in more postseason games for the New York Yankees -- Mickey Mantle or Derek Jeter?
Through 2010, Derek Jeter holds the Major League record for most games played in the postseason with 147. Mickey Mantle played in 65, which were all World Series games.
Who holds the Baseball Record for most complete games in a season?
Derek Jeter (aka Mr. November) holds the record for most postseason appearances. He's played in 158 postseason games with a .309 career postseason batting average. The New York Yankees have made it to the postseason every year since Jeter joined the team, with the exceptions of 2008 and 2013.
How many games did Derek Jeter miss in 2010?
Derek Jeter missed five games during the 2010 season. He played in 157 games.
In how many career games has Derek Jeter played?
Derek Jeter played in 2,747 career games, making him the New York Yankees' all-time leader in the category.
Did Derek Jeter play in 2007?
Yes. Derek Jeter played in 156 games and had 714 plate appearances in the 2007 season.
Has Derek Jeter ever played a position other than shortstop-even for an inning?
No. Derek Jeter has always played the shortstop position. He has started games as a designated hitter.
What major league baseball player has played the most postseason games?
derek jeeter
How many games did Derek Jeter have a hit in 2012?
In 2012, Derek Jeter had 216 hits in 129 games.
Has Derek Jeter been at any other position besides shortstop?
No, he has not. Derek Jeter has always played the shortstop position. He has also started games as a designated hitter.
What is Derek Jeter's lifetime batting average in the World Series?
.321 World Series Batting AverageThrough 2010, Derek Jeter played in 7 World Series, and has a lifetime World Series batting average of .321, 50 hits in 156 at bats.
How many years did Derek Jeter play for the New York Yankees?
Derek Jeter's Major League debut was on May 29, 1995against the Seattle Mariners. In 1995 Derek only played in 15 games. He became the full time New York Yankees shortstop beginning in 1996.
