Derek Jeter walked into the Yankees’ clubhouse, and Oswald Peraza was no longer the Yankees’ starting shortstop.
Peraza was too nervous to go up to shake the hand of Jeter, who was at the Stadium on Sept. 9 of last year so The Bronx fans could shower him with love and congratulate No. 2 on entering the Hall of Fame.He did not get a handshake, but he did manage to briefly meet his favorite player.
Derek Jeter, during a press conference at Yankee Stadium, where the Yankees announced the re-signing of Aaron Judge and making him the captain of the team.Peraza’s Grapefruit League season has been more understated, at least at bat. “We were looking at video today, and I actually feel that I’m staying back on my weight and letting those pitches travel a little more and making a better swing on the ball,” Peraza said.
Baltimore’s Daz Cameron, who has great speed, was on third base with one out, and the Yankees’ infield was positioned in.
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