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Derek Jeter's single-season high for home runs came in 1999, where he hit 24 long balls. That was also the year he accumulated his single-season highs for batting avg. (.349), Runs scored (134), Hits (219), Triples (9), and RBI (102)
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How many home runs did Derek Jeter hit in 2003?
Derek Jeter hit 10 home runs in 2003.
How many home runs did Derek Jeter hit in 2000?
Derek Jeter hit 15 home runs in 2000.
How many home runs did Derek Jeter hit in 1999?
Derek Jeter hit 24 home runs in 1999.
How many home runs did Derek Jeter hit in 2004?
Derek Jeter hit 18 home runs in 2009 for the New York Yankees.
How many home runs to lead off a game has Derek Jeter hit in his career?
Derek Jeter's latest lead off home run came on June 20, 2012, which gives him 28 for his career.
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