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Via NY Daily News
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October 26, 2009
Mariano Rivera experienced the familiar and the unfamiliar Sunday night, giving up a run in his two innings of work, but closed out the Yankees' 5-2 victory over the Angels to set off a pennant celebration in the Bronx.
Via Baseball Musings
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October 28, 2009
Mariano Rivera seems to like mentoring the young pitchers in the bullpen. He mostly seems to work with them on their mental approach to the game, rather than pitches and mechanics. I’m wondering, will Rivera end up a pitching coach when he’s through pitching? Imagine him teaching the cutter to up and [...]
Via Baseball Musings
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October 27, 2009
The New York Daily News is running a series of caricatures of the Yankees. I really like this one of Mariano Rivera.
Via Baseball Musings
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October 25, 2009
Mariano Rivera comes out to try to earn a six out save. With two days off, and two days off if he’s successful, the Yankees go to their closer early, leading 3-1.
Chone Figgins bloops a pop up into shallow left for a single, just out of the reach of Jeter.
Update: Abreu breaks [...]
Via Bleacher Report
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October 27, 2009
In the end, it was Mariano Rivera on the mound as his teammates rushed after him to celebrate the Yankees' 2009 Pennant. Rivera pitching to Posada in the ninth inning of a series clincher. How fitting...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via Ravens Insider
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October 25, 2009
Guess you've got to give it up for the Yankees, who took care of business in Game 6. The Angels did not go down quietly, but a defensive meltdown in the eighth inning stretched a slim Yankees lead, and how much help does Mariano Rivera need, anyway?
Though I certainly would have prefered a coast-to-coast World Series, you can't deny that the upcoming matchup between the...
Via New York Yankees - New York Post
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October 25, 2009
For what he said was to be the first time this season, Mariano Rivera was preparing to have a chat with Phil Hughes about his struggles.
"I will talk to him," Rivera said.
Rivera said he hadn't felt compelled to advise Hughes this season -- H...
Via Oriole Post
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October 26, 2009
Guess who's back in the World Series after six years -- yes, the Yankees. They are one step away from fulfilling their manifest destiny as they beat the Angels, 5-2. The Yankees, down 1-0, in the fourth inning, scored three times in the that frame to take the lead and never look back. They scored twice more in the eighth to widen their lead, and Mariano Rivera came in to close...
Via SI.com
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October 24, 2009
Phil Coke and Mariano Rivera wrapped up their pregame catch shortly before 6 p.m. As Coke descended the steps of the Yankees dugout, he saw David Cone and stopped to talk, telling the former pitcher and team broadcaster, "I'm excited, I can't wait to get this game going."
Via New York Yankees - New York Post
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October 28, 2009
Mariano Rivera’s liquid brown eyes went cold when asked about Jimmy Rollins’ bold prediction that the Phillies will whip the Yankees in the World Series that opens tonight at Yankee Stadium.
“I could care less what he said,” Rivera stated with the sa...
Via Bleacher Report
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October 27, 2009
I think the most crucial issue generated from Game 6 is Joe Girardi’s lack of trust for Phil Hughes. Mariano Rivera, not Hughes, pitched the eighth inning of Game 6 to secure the pennant...Read the full article on Bleacher Report...
Via New York Yankees - New York Post
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October 27, 2009
Hal Steinbrenner said the $9.5 million he paid Andy Pettitte was the best investment the Yankees made in an offseason during which the Yankees spent close to a half-billion dollars.
However, if Mariano Rivera hadn't gone to Steinbrenner's office i...
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