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Derek Jeter waves to the crowd after becoming the Yankees' all-time hits leader with an opposite-field single. (AP)
The chase is now complete. With a single in the third inning against the Orioles, Derek Jeter recorded the 2,722nd hit of his career, shouldering past Lou Gehrig for the most in franchise history. Full story >
Jeter elated to share feat with parents
In the hours after Derek Jeter tied Lou Gehrig, he spoke of his parents, who had been camped out in New York all week, watching his every at-bat. Full story >
Torre, Jeter form mutual admiration society
Former Yankees skipper Joe Torre, now managing the Dodgers, is almost two seasons removed from his days in the Bronx, but there is no denying there is still a connection to Derek Jeter.
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Yankees marvel at Jeter's feat
Collectively, they have 19 All-Star appearances, two Gold Gloves, an American League MVP and an AL Championship Series MVP. But that didn't stop Alex Rodriguez, Jorge Posada and Andy Pettitte from marveling at Derek Jeter's accomplishment any less.
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Rain-soaked fans shower love on Jeter
When Derek Jeter, who surpassed Lou Gehrig's all-time hit record on Friday night, waved his helmet in appreciation for the second time, there was no question who No. 2 was paying homage to: the fans.
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Jeter passes Gehrig
Jeter singles to right field in the third against the O's to pass Gehrig
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