nydailynews.com - 8/23/2008
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Nearly five years ago to the day, Derek Jeter recorded his 1,500th hit against the Orioles at Camden Yards. Friday night, Jeter reached another milestone, picking up his 2,500th hit in the very same ballpark with a first-inning single.
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Anything can happen tonight with Pavano on the mound
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... today. DJ became the 88th player ever to have at least 2,500 hits in the majors. But in typical Jeter fashion, he downplayed the milestone , "I guess if you play long enough, you're bound to get some milestones. More importantly we won. We needed this game." As far as the ...
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Major League Baseball News 8/24/2008
Chris Ray was back at Camden Yards on Saturday, if not back in the bullpen. Ray, who is still in the midst of a Minor League rehabilitation assignment, will continue to work out with the Orioles on the days between his pitching assignments.