Mariano Rivera, Fritz Pollard Honored On New Rochelle Walk Of Fame
Two historic figures in the sports world are now enshrined on the New Rochelle Walk of Fame.
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Yankees Legend Mariano Rivera Awarded Presidential Medal Of Freedom
The 13-time All Star and baseball's all-time saves leader is widely regarded as the greatest closer in the sport's history.
Yankees To Celebrate Mariano Rivera's Induction Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
Rivera was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in July.
Mariano Rivera Honored With Parade In New Rochelle After Hall Of Fame Induction
Yankees legendary closer Mariano Rivera received a hero's welcome after returning to New Rochelle following his induction into the baseball Hall of Fame.
Legendary Yankees Closer Mariano Rivera Enters Baseball Hall Of Fame
As he took the podium Sunday afternoon in Cooperstown as the final inductee, Mariano Rivera joked, "Why do I always have to go last?"
Yankees' Mike Mussina Relieved To Finally Be Inducted Into Baseball Hall Of Fame
A large crowd gathered for Sunday's Baseball Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cooperstown.
To New Hall Of Fame Class, Baseball Has Transformed At Dizzying Pace
Baseball has transformed at dizzying speed since Edgar Martinez took his final swing and Mike Mussina, Mariano Rivera and Roy Halladay threw their final pitches.
'42' Photos Of Mariano Rivera's Hall Of Fame Career
As number 42, Mariano Rivera, enters the Baseball Hall of Fame, here are 42 photos looking back at the career of the greatest closer in MLB history.
Yankees Legend Mariano Rivera Becomes First Player Elected To Baseball Hall Of Fame Unanimously
The greatest closer of all-time is now officially part of the most exclusive club in Major League Baseball.
Mariano Rivera Brings FDNY Fire Safety Lesson To Elementary School Kids
Mariano Rivera became famous saving games for the Yankees. Now he's helping to save lives.
Herb Raybourn, Ex-Yankees Scout Who Discovered Mariano Rivera, Dies
Herb Raybourn, the Yankees scout who signed Mariano Rivera for a $2,500 bonus in 1990, died Saturday at his home in Bradenton, Florida, according to his family. Raybourn was 82.
Mariano Rivera Helps Collect Donations For Hurricane, Earthquake Survivors
While many first responders from the Tri-State Area traveled to Puerto Rico to help following Hurricane Maria, others here at home are stepping up to the plate, too.
Community Rallies To Help New Rochelle Charity Replace Stolen School Supplies For Needy Kids
A charity in Westchester County was dealt a tough blow earlier this week when someone stole 250 backpacks with school supplies for needy kids, but on Saturday the story had a happy ending.
WFAN Best Sports Figures: #2 -- Mariano Rivera
Debates often rage when it comes to naming the best players by position in major league history. There is no discussion when it comes to closer.
30 With Murti Podcast: The Yankees' Core Four, Plus Bernie
WFAN's Sweeny Murti presents the group interview session with the five core Yankees, together on the 20th anniversary of their first world championship together.
Keidel: Mariano Rivera Was A Rare Blend Of Dominance And Decency
The Yankees honored the 1996 club this weekend, the first, glittering domino of the dynasty. And they appropriately closed with the greatest closer in baseball history.
Yankees Honor 20th Anniversary Of 1996 World Series Team In Pregame Ceremony
The Yankees honored their past Saturday when the 1996 World Series championship team returned for a 20th anniversary celebration.
Remembering The 1996 Yankees: Mo Took First Steps Toward Immortality
When the subject is the best of all-time, it's often folly to declare one player better than everyone else. But when the subject is relief pitcher and the job is closing out a game, Mariano Rivera is at the top of the list, and it's not even close.
Remembering The 1996 Yankees: Core Was Truly A Fantastic 4
In the history of our pastime, it's hard to recall a confluence of timing and talent like that of the Yankees' iconic Core Four, spawned by the most celebrated franchise in American history
Yankees To Dedicate Plaque To Mariano Rivera On Aug. 14
The Yankees will dedicate a plaque for retired relief pitcher Mariano Rivera in Monument Park at Yankee Stadium on Aug. 14 before a game against Tampa Bay.
Mariano Rivera Honored At Little League World Series
Mariano Rivera remembers his Little League days fondly. What he remembers most: He hated to pitch.
Yankees Retire Posada's No. 20 In Monument Park
Fans chanted the familiar ``Hip, hip, Jorge!'' several times during a ceremony.
Yankees' Franchise Four: Fans Choose Past Legends Over Jeter, Mo
Derek Jeter and Mariano Rivera retired as beloved in the Bronx as any of the greats in Monument Park. But neither landed on the Yankees' Mount Rushmore.
Tens Of Thousands Of Faithful Expected to Attend NY CityFest In Central Park
Well-known evangelical figures and Yankees great Mariano Rivera are expected to attend the NY CityFest revival on the park's Great Lawn.
Mariano Rivera Prays For Yankees During Visit To Israel
Mariano Rivera says the New York Yankees' bullpen is getting by just fine without him. Still, the 45-year-old retired closer put in a prayer for his former teammates during a visit to Israel on Thursday.
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