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Derek Jeter waves to the crowd after breaking Lou Gehrig’s franchise hit record in the third inning against the Baltimore Orioles. Derek singled over first base for his 2722nd hit.
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Derek Jeter waves to the crowd after breaking Lou Gehrig’s franchise hit record
Derek Jeter waves to the crowd after breaking Lou Gehrig’s franchise hit record
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Derek Jeter waves to the crowd after breaking Lou Gehrig’s franchise hit record in the third inning against the Baltimore Orioles. Derek singled over first base for his 2722nd hit.
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| Team | New York Yankees |
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