Saturday afternoon at Yankee Stadium, Derek Jeter became the 28th member of the 3,000-Hit Club with a home run to left field off the Rays' David Price.

The home run tied the game 1-1, and in addition, Jeter became only the second player of the previous 28 to hit a home run for his landmark hit -- Wade Boggs, then with the Devil Rays, did that in 1999.

Jeter doesn't hit that many home runs, according to Darren Rovell:

Only 7.8% of Derek Jeter's hits have been for home runs. Only 3.9% of Wade Boggs' hits were home runs. Both hit one for 3000.

Also, the odds against Jeter hitting a roundtripper were fairly high:

Bodog's odds on Jeter hitting a home run for hit #3000 was 10 to 1. Only Triple (15 to 1) was higher.

Via MLB.com, here is video from YES Network of the historic event, Saturday, July 9, 2011, at Yankee Stadium.