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Originally Posted by jhs5120
Well, without getting too deep into it...
There are 8 players with over 300 career post season at bats and their career post season OPS compared to their regular season OPS is ranked below:
(Postseason OPS / Regular Season OPS)
Manny Ramirez: .937 / .996
Chipper Jones: .864 / .930
Bernie Williams: .850 / .858
Derek Jeter: .838 / .821
Jorge Posada: .745 / .848
David Justice: .717 / .878
Tino Martinez: .672 / .815
Kenny Lofton: .667 / .794
Jeter is ranked fourth, but is surrounded by some impressive company. Also, it looks like Jeter was the only player above to play at a higher rate during the post season vs. regular season. If that's not clutch, I don't know what is.
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Seriously? Having a post season OPS that is .017 higher than your career regular season OPS is "clutch"? 
"Congratulations, Derek Jeter, for having a post season OPS that is marginally higher than your regular season OPS. That is the very definition of clutch."
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