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First impressions


NEW YORK (AP) -- The New York Yankees wanted Derek Jeter to provide a spark at the top of their lineup. And he delivered immediately. Jeter, who has hit safely in 13 straight World Series games, hit a leadoff home run for the Yankees on the first pitch from Bobby J. Jones in Game 4 against the New York Mets on Wednesday night.


World Series Leadoff Homers
Players that have led off a World Series game with a home run
Date  Player, Team  Opponent 
Oct. 25, 2000  Derek Jeter, N.Y. Yankees  N.Y. Mets 
Oct. 28, 1989  Rickey Henderson, Oakland  San Francisco 
Oct. 21, 1986  Lenny Dykstra, N.Y. Mets  Boston 
Oct. 17, 1978  Davey Lopes, Los Angeles  N.Y. Yankees 
Oct. 16, 1973  Wayne Garrett, N.Y. Mets  Oakland 
Oct. 20, 1972  Pete Rose, Cincinnati  Oakland 
Oct. 14, 1969  Tommie Agee, N.Y. Mets  Baltimore 
Oct. 11, 1969  Don Buford, Baltimore  N.Y. Mets 
Oct. 6, 1968  Lou Brock, St. Louis Cardinals  Detroit 
Oct. 2, 1958  William Bruton, Milwaukee Braves  N.Y. Yankees 
Sept. 30, 1954  Al Smith, Cleveland  N.Y. Giants 
Oct. 4, 1953  Gene Woodling, N.Y. Yankees  Brooklyn 
Oct. 10, 1948  Dale Mitchell, Cleveland  Boston Braves 
Oct. 5, 1942  Phil Rizzuto, N.Y. Yankees  Brooklyn 
Oct. 13, 1909  David Jones, Detroit  Pittsburgh 
Oct. 2, 1903  Patrick Doherty, Boston Red Sox  Pittsburgh 
 

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