The MLB playoffs are a circle **** of luck. There are too many things going on to come to the idea that there is great clutch players in the postseason.
Let's take the rhetoric on Derek Jeter. He steps his game up in the postseason.
Well, that's not true. Jeter's hitting numbers aren't as good than his career regular season numbers. Now we are talking just by a few points, but still.
For example:
The Yankees lost in the first round in 1997 but Jeter batted .333
The clutch Jeter won the WS in 1998, but had a .235 average.
Where did his clutch go?
The MLB playoffs are a circle **** of luck. There are too many things going on to come to the idea that there is great clutch players in the postseason.
Let's take the rhetoric on Derek Jeter. He steps his game up in the postseason.
Well, that's not true. Jeter's hitting numbers aren't as good than his career regular season numbers. Now we are talking just by a few points, but still.
For example:
The Yankees lost in the first round in 1997 but Jeter batted .333
The clutch Jeter won the WS in 1998, but had a .235 average.
Where did his clutch go?
