Like a boss. :clap :pimp :rock

http://espn.go.com/new-york/mlb/story/_/id/11589333/derek-jeter-plays-final-home-game-new-york-yankees

Did the pitcher give him a meatball out of respect or did the Yanks pay him :thought

Both...

I would've gave him one out of respect but let the yanks pay me not knowing differently :lolthumb

without doubt, that guy couldnt hit uncle ricos fastball these days

this last season was just one long goodbye, everyone gave him meatballs to hammer and he still couldnt bat over .255 :ROFL2

Intentional walk in that situation would have been funny... :dog

Intentional walks are for pussies. HBP, FTW! :rockin

ESPN's coverage of this "magical" event was hilarious. You'd think they won the WS, when in fact the game was completely meaningless. It's like going nuts over an NFL preseason hail mary.

I hate anything that makes yankees fans happy but even I loved that moment. Fuck him...but still cool

I don't mind Jeter, but who cares? There was nothing remotely magical about that.

Just shows how much he has declined when getting a hit is considered magic :dog

I talked to Nick about that shit. He will forever go down in the books as the right fielder that Jeter hit the walk off to.

Pretty cool shit watching all of that. What a legend

Nice way to end his career. imo

Last at bat at Yankee stadium is a walk off hit....how is that not

The concept of a player who'll be immortalized for clutch, game winning hits gets a clutch, game winning hit in his last AB in his home stadium is lost on fail troll.

A fitting way to end a career, sure. Magical? No. Clutch? Not in a meaningless game.

ESPN went a little over the top? :shocker :dog

Who are you guys talking about?

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Of course ESPN went over the top. Doesn't mean it wasn't a great moment.

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