Derek Jeter exits to an ovation after final at-bat at Fenway Park
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Published 2014-09-28
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All Comments (21)
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Coming from a Red Sox fan, It's nice to see that even the worst of enemies can put down their weapons to salute a Yankees legend. Very respectful of Boston to do this.
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For one at bat, us Yankee fans and the Red Sox fans agreed on something.
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You know you played the game right when you get this kind of respect from your biggest rivals. Wish the game had more Derek Jeters.
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First pitch: Strike! Crowd: "Boooooo?!" When does THAT ever happen at Fenway!?!?!?!?
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Pure class by the Fenway faithful. Thanks for giving our captain a proper send off.
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I'm a Yankee's fan and I must say the Boston fans and organization is a class act. Nothing but respect for the Boston Red Sox on how they treated Derek Jeter in his final at bat.
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As a life long die hard Yankee fan. It brought tears to my eyes as Fenway Park, of all places serenaded Jeter. Thank you Boston.
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Jeter wasn't just good for the Yankees, he was good for baseball, and the Fenway faithful recognized that and reacted with absolute class.
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Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened 1995-2014 Derek Jeter...
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The last place I ever expected to hear that chant. Brought tears to my eyes. Yankees fan 'til I die, but this was a class act by the Fenway faithful.
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As a BOSOX fan I'm proud of my fellow Bostonians for sending the great Derek Jeter off respectfully. He deserved nothing less. The man and the player are full of greatness. Well done Boston and well done Derek Jeter. The game is better having had you as a player.
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I was at that game, it was pretty surreal just seeing Sox fans hugging and buying beers for random Yankees fans
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Now farewell David Ortiz. Coming from a Yankee fan. I did love big papi
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4:07 Ichiro Suzuki hugging Derek Jeter: 7,832 professional hits between both (total MLB and Japan). Impressive.
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I'm 64 years old and I've been a Red Sox fan for as long as I can remember. Red Sox vs Yankees is a rite of passage, and over the years the Yankees have by far gotten the best of the Sox. This grates on us Sox fans and we've come to earn a very healthy dislike of them....but every now and then a Yankee player stands above the rest and he elevates himself above the fray. Derek Jeter is one of those players. He played with skill, determination, distinction, and class. I will always admire him for that.
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Crazy to think that there are young fans alive today watching baseball who weren’t even alive yet when Jeter retired. Crazy how fast time goes by.
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As a Red Sox fan for many years, I cried when Jeter left the field. RE2PECT
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To hear the opposing team's fans (especially the Sox) actually cheer when a player on the other team gets on base is just amazing.
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The rivalry is fierce but so is the respect. This is why we love sports.
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As a Yankee fan, I appreciate Boston for this. Let me return the favor from us Yankee fans. Get well soon big Papi.!
