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Derek Jeter's top plays

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During his 20 seasons in the major leagues, Derek Jeter has provided baseball fans with plenty of highlights.

His soon-to-be Hall of Fame career has produced such classic moments as "the flip play", "the dive" and the "Mr. November" home run, among many others.

We've gathered a few of the most memorable moments in this collection, presented in chronological order.

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First hit

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Jeter singled to left for his first career hit on May 30, 1995.

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The Maier catch

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Jeter's home run in Game 1 of the 1996 ALCS made him -- and young fan Jeffrey Maier -- instant New York heroes.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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Jump throw

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No Jeter video collection is complete without his patented jump throw from short. This clip is from a game in 1998.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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All-Star Game MVP

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Jeter went 3-for-3 and was voted the 2000 All-Star Game MVP.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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The biggest stage

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Jeter homered to lead off Game 4 of the 2000 World Series vs. the Mets. The Yankees would go on to win in five games, their third championship in a row and fourth in five years.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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The flip play

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Jeter fielded a throw from the outfield and then flipped to catcher Jorge Posada, who tagged out Oakland's Jeremy Giambi at the plate during the 2001 American League Division Series.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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Mr. November

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Jeter's walk-off home run during Game 4 of the 2001 World Series gave his team a needed win and him a new nickname.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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The dive

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Jeter dove into the stands at Yankee Stadium to catch a foul ball during a game against the Red Sox in 2004. He caught the ball, but his face suffered multiple cuts and bruises. Jeter had to leave, but the Yankees would later win the game.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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Mr. 3,000

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Jeter's 3,000th hit came on a home run against Rays ace David Price.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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Back with a bang

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Jeter was injured during much of the 2013 season. But when he finally got in the lineup, he made it count, homering on the first pitch he saw.

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On Wednesday, Mets director of player relations and Mets annual Kids Holiday Party New York Mets general manager Brodie Van Wagenen Mets introduce Carlos Beltrán as manager Yankees general manager Brian Cashman and manager Aaron Boone and Cashman reflect on 2019 season Jose Altuve's two-out, two-run homer off Aroldis Chapman Erik Boland on Yankees' Game 6 loss to Astros After a stunning 6-4 loss in Game 6 What lies ahead for the Yankees this offseason After a big Game 5 win at Yankee Yankees will count on bullpen to win Game 6 A leadoff blast by DJ LeMahieu and a Yankees stay alive with ALCS Game 5 win To extend the season, the Yankees will have Looking ahead to ALCS Game 5 and facing Verlander Erik Boland, Newsday's Yankees beat writer, talks about Yankees now trail Astros in ALCS, 3-1 After scoring seven runs in the first game of How the Yankees' offense can get back on track in Game 4 The Yankees' offense was quiet against Houston starter Yankees' bats fall quiet as Astros win ALCS Game 3 Houston Astros starting pitcher Gerrit Cole and second Astros' Cole, Altuve discuss Game 3 win over Yanks Carlos Correa's walk-off homer to rightfield on J.A. Yanks lose ALCS Game 2 in 11 innings As the ALCS shifts to Yankee Stadium on Yankees will have tough task facing Cole in Game 3 Yankees second baseman Gleyber Torres drove in five Torres drives in five runs to back Tanaka in 7-0 ALCS Game 1 win A well-rested Yankees bullpen is ready to take Yankees arms rested and ready to go in ALCS Game 2 Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland previews the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland previews the ALCS Newsday baseball writer Erik Boland recaps the Yankees Newsday's Erik Boland recaps ALDS Game 3

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