1.   Jeter knew what pitch Leiter would throw, did not particularly want to offer at it and was hardly impressed with the result.

2.   Jeter knew there would be more challenges the second year, and he wanted to warn Soriano about the adjustments pitchers would make and the expectations people would have.

3.   Jeter would know.

4.   Jeter knew Belanger only as one of his union reps.

5.   Jeter knows about great expectations.

6.   Jeter should know.

7.   Jeter knows the big contract creates a bigger focus on him.