--flies in the face of how he has been perceived by his peers/other baseball people his entire career
--that in his career he was and is one of the smartest players in baseball
--he was in the center of the action of what could easily be argued was the best team in baseball over the past 15 years
--he's still playing an every day ss at age 38 and he's not embarrassing himself by any stretch. there are no willie mays moments here
i want to believe in the metrics. and i understand the origins of how jeter is assessed
but i think jeter and the metrics clash and we are missing something
- Harveys Wallbangers
