Power of Derek Jeter's No. 2 - MLB's most productive jersey numbers

Yankees great Derek Jeter explains why he wanted his No. 2 retired on Mother's Day – New York Daily News

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Are you surprised that Derek Jeter finished his career with under 300 home runs? - Quora

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Derek Jeter: For So Many, No. 2 Will Always Be No. 1 – Hartford Courant

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How Derek Jeter turned a simple number into an invincible brand

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Derek Jeter: For So Many, No. 2 Will Always Be No. 1 – Hartford Courant

Derek Jeter: For So Many, No. 2 Will Always Be No. 1 – Hartford Courant

Derek Jeter and Every MLB Team's Most Disappointing Offensive Player so Far, News, Scores, Highlights, Stats, and Rumors

Now batting for the Yankees: Number 2, Derek Jeter, number 2. Bob Sheppard Day, May 7, 2000.

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