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**Uvgsgssu** · 11-30-2009, 08:21 PM

I can live with Jeter winning the award. He is the heart of the franchise that won the World Series. He's a perennial Gold Glove winner and is the best shortstop in baseball. He's one of the good guys also, giving a lot of time and money to drug and alchohol abuse prevention efforts among teenagers.

I was surprised to see that no one in baseball has won the award since 1995. When you factor in that, with the Yankees winning the Series, I think Jeter's a pretty logical choice.

The best shortstop in baseball plays third base for the Yankees.

11-30-2009, 08:21 PM	#3
Uvgsgssu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 534 Senior Member	I can live with Jeter winning the award. He is the heart of the franchise that won the World Series. He's a perennial Gold Glove winner and is the best shortstop in baseball. He's one of the good guys also, giving a lot of time and money to drug and alchohol abuse prevention efforts among teenagers. I was surprised to see that no one in baseball has won the award since 1995. When you factor in that, with the Yankees winning the Series, I think Jeter's a pretty logical choice. The best shortstop in baseball plays third base for the Yankees.
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