He was running, very fast, head down, running and running, running
out that grounder. Whenever a player in the actual game hit a ball on
the ground, Jeter would sprint back down from the stands and run
alongside the batter as he ran to first base, then run tight little
circles around him as he walked back to the dugout. - XMASTIME
I didn't realize anyone was under the impression Jeter wouldn't return next year
(with Mo!), but Buzz Bissinger is worried, although
he's right in everything he says about Jeter:
When I saw him get hurt in the first game of the American League
Championship Series against the Detroit Tigers last Saturday, I felt
something I almost never feel in sports anymore, an actual emotion
beyond the anger of scandal and excess. I felt genuine sadness that this
may be it for the classiest person in all of sports, an injury that no
matter the strength of your will poses a difficult recovery.
Obviously, there's no way in hell Jeter's not coming back.
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