Mariano Rivera

Mariano Rivera

Mariano Rivera is a professional baseball player. He's a right-handed pitcher for the New York Yankees and wears number 42. He is managed by pitching manager Ron Guidry.

 
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OK, to be fair, everything Scioscia has said since the series has been nothing but class, and I'm not taking any of that away from him. But did anyone catch the recent comments by recently defeated Angels manager Mike Scioscia? He was talking to 300 people at a fundraiser lunch for KidWorks , and was asked by someone in the crowd if the Yankees could buy another championship next year. First, Scioscia said the Yankees' payroll had nothing to do with their ALCS defeat of the Angels and eventual world title. He said the professionalism and ability of the players did it. Then, came ... Read Full Story
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Hello there! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for updates on this topic. Powered by WP Greet Box Image via Wikipedia He’s A Christian! But he wasn’t always a Christian, people never are…not from birth anyway. Furhtermore, there is a moment in every Christian’s life where they have made a choice to follow the path God has planned for them. For some, it’s as clear as day, but for others, it’s a gradual move towards that plan which blurs that moment to the point where they can’t pin point it. For New York Yankee closer Mariano ... Read Full Story
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New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera has soreness in his left groin, an injury that could sideline the pitcher through the weekend. Rivera said he first began to feel sore on Aug. 15 in Seattle. He has pitched in five games since then, including Monday and Tuesday, when he recorded his 37th and 38th saves against Baltimore. But Yankees manager Joe Girardi said Rivera was not going to pitch in the finale Wednesday regardless of the score, adding that it was likely the right-hander would be held out of the four-game series in Toronto that begins Thursday. Rivera leads the majors in saves and ... Read Full Story
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Mariano Rivera is a big reason the American League is on such a roll in All-Star games. It helps when the ninth inning is never a problem. Baseball's most dominant closer set a record with his fourth All-Star save Tuesday night, getting three quick outs to preserve a 4-3 victory over the NL at Busch Stadium. "Beautiful game," Rivera said. "All these guys are stars. So you better bring your `A' game." With its seventh straight win, the AL improved to 12-0-1 since 1996 — the longest unbeaten streak in All-Star history. Rivera is unmatched, too. The New York Yankees reliever broke the All-Star ... Read Full Story
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Mariano Rivera is one of the most respected players in all of baseball and a no-doubt first ballot hall of famer who has mastered MLB over 15-plus seasons with nearly one pitch, a cutter. The supposed evidence in the final frame is actually the Majestic logo on Scioscia's jacket in the next frame. Well, there is an Angels fan blog out there, Halos Heaven, that is trying to convince us that his one pitch is actually a spitter. Here is what they had to say : Personally, the video you are about to watch is pretty amazing: I would say this is pretty conclusive ... Read Full Story
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Mariano Rivera followed up on last week's vow and offered personal pep talks to Joba Chamberlain and Phil Hughes as the young guns prepare for their World Series debuts following a few shaky moments in the playoffs.  
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Last week, Rob Neyer challenged someone to find out just how many championships Mariano Rivera has been worth. I was tempted to go ahead and figure it out, but I didn't really have the time or idea on how do it. Rebecca, over at This Purist Bleeds Pinstripes, decided to go ahead and take that challenge from Neyer. It may be over 4,000 words, but it is definitely worth a read. Rebecca concludes: When we total up the CONVERTED PREWAR numbers...  
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If you’ve never been to the Baseball Hall of Fame, now is the perfect time. That’s because the Hall has added artifacts from the Yankees’ World Series win to its “Autumn Glory” exhibit in Cooperstown. Among the items donated by the Yankees: * Hideki Matsui’s Game 6 bat, when the World Series MVP drove in a Fall Classic record-tying six runs. * Mariano Rivera’s postseason cap, when Rivera saved five of the Yankees’ 11 wins and posted a 0.56...  
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It's become fashionable to refer to Mariano Rivera as a one-pitch pitcher, the cutter boring in on lefthanded batters and breaking bats. True, this is his signature pitch, he throws it a lot and it has been the most effective single pitch in baseball for more than a decade. But Rivera does other things, too. "Before, I used to go inside, inside, inside," Rivera said, "and ...  
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NEW YORK — Jorge Posada tapped Andy Pettitte on the chest when it was time to leave. Derek Jeter watched from the mound, knowing exactly what it meant. Along with Mariano Rivera, who was waiting in the bullpen, they have been the heart of the New York Yankees for 14 seasons.  
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