Jeter believes that Panamanian pitcher Ramiro Mendoza was not valued

The Hall of Fame Derek Jeter, has already been captured by the instragram and yesterday in a live broadcast

Co-worker. The Hall of Fame Derek Jeter, has already been captured by the instragram and yesterday in a live broadcast, he recognized the little value they gave to the Panamanian pitcher Ramiro Mendoza with the New York Yankees.

Mendoza played for the Yankees from 1996 to 2002 and returned for 2005 in one game.

Jeter opined that ‘Mendoza was one of those elements that did not receive the value it should have in his best years as a pitcher’, opined.

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‘El Brujo’, who played 10 seasons in the Big Top, he won four World Series rings with New York: 1996, 1998-1999 and 2000.

It was also with Mendoza, in training, that Mariano Rivera discovered his mystical release ‘Cutter’.