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<blockquote data-quote="Lugnutz" data-source="post: 5406151" data-attributes="member: 603567"><p>Are you originally from Cleveland?&nbsp; You are the spitting image of bigfagtheory.&nbsp; We can put statistical data in front of you, and you still deny it, and respond with no substance other then calling the other person stupid.&nbsp; You do know Tim Kurkijan always uses stats to back up his assertions?&nbsp; The stats show at this point in their careers, Jeter is only marginally better then Larkin.&nbsp; You have got to be kidding me if you think Jeter can maintain his level of play till age 43.&nbsp; In order for Jeter to get to 3000 in the next two seasons, he&#039;ll need to have at least 230+ hits in each of the next two seasons.&nbsp; His career high is 219.&nbsp; Even Tim Kurkijan knows that.&nbsp; If he does finish his career with 3000 hits, that puts him somewhere around the level of Robin Yount.&nbsp; Not a top 20 player.&nbsp; Jeter hasn&#039;t even been the best SS in the AL.&nbsp; Alex Rodriguez is clearly a better SS.&nbsp; Nomar had better seasons.&nbsp; Hell from 04-07 Carlos Guillen had better seasons.&nbsp; Now before your panties get bunched and you go on some tangent, the difference between them and Jeter is Jeter has maintained consistency as a good player.&nbsp; He is good but he is not an all-time great.&nbsp; I know you like to parrot ESPN but if Jeter put these numbers on any team other then the Yankees, he wouldn&#039;t be a top 20 player.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Lugnutz, post: 5406151, member: 603567"] Are you originally from Cleveland? You are the spitting image of bigfagtheory. We can put statistical data in front of you, and you still deny it, and respond with no substance other then calling the other person stupid. You do know Tim Kurkijan always uses stats to back up his assertions? The stats show at this point in their careers, Jeter is only marginally better then Larkin. You have got to be kidding me if you think Jeter can maintain his level of play till age 43. In order for Jeter to get to 3000 in the next two seasons, he'll need to have at least 230+ hits in each of the next two seasons. His career high is 219. Even Tim Kurkijan knows that. If he does finish his career with 3000 hits, that puts him somewhere around the level of Robin Yount. Not a top 20 player. Jeter hasn't even been the best SS in the AL. Alex Rodriguez is clearly a better SS. Nomar had better seasons. Hell from 04-07 Carlos Guillen had better seasons. Now before your panties get bunched and you go on some tangent, the difference between them and Jeter is Jeter has maintained consistency as a good player. He is good but he is not an all-time great. I know you like to parrot ESPN but if Jeter put these numbers on any team other then the Yankees, he wouldn't be a top 20 player. [/QUOTE]

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