Bernie Williams, Paul Oneill and Tino Martinez were the three-headed monsters of the Yankee offense in the late 90s. Jeter only came into his own and defined the yankee offense in the early-mid 2000s. (jeters prime 2000-2010) jeter was still a young man learning the ropes in the late 90s, no way he was the central piece of these yankee teams 1995-1999. Wily veterans with poise and winning experience like Bernie Williams, Martinez, Oneill (1990 WS ring with reds) actually teached Jeets, Mariano, Posada and Pettitte(the core 4

) how to act, play and conduct as professionals.They were their teachers.
Even Scott Brosius had more clutch hits than Jeter in the late 1990s. Remember, he was the 1998 World series MVP against the Padres.