Rivera's rookie year does not indicate the career to come. He makes 10 starts, going 3-3 with a 5.94 ERA before moving to the bullpen, making nine appearances as a reliever with a 4.24 ERA over 17 ...

The 652 saves, most in MLB history, tell only part of the story. The legacy of Mariano Rivera lives on not only in that number, but in the Yankees bullpen with the way Rivera went about his work. J… ...

Even in retirement, legendary Yankee closer Mariano Rivera has notched another save. The future Hall of Famer and his wife, Clara, cut the ribbon Thursday on a New Rochelle church that his foundati… ...

NEW YORK — Finally, Mariano Rivera got his wish. After years of bugging Yankees manager Joe Torre to let him play center field, it finally happened — six years after his retirement. Rivera ...

Rivera, who lives in Rye with his wife of 25 years, Clara, and their three children — Mariano Jr., Jafet, and Jaziel — is devoted to charitable work. According to Brandon Steiner, owner of Steiner ...

But he still conquered a lot," Rivera said. Rivera no longer lives in New Rochelle but he returns all the time. He and wife Clara spent $3 million renovating a church, where she now serves as pastor.

Mariano Rivera hopes his latest pitch changes the lives of 2 billion people. The former Yankees closer believes a new professional baseball league serving India, Pakistan and the Middle East will r… ...

Mariano Rivera's foundation has been in Delaware for years. With a new Wilmington 5k, the baseball icon's Del. charity is now more public than ever.

He is known by many names: The Great One, The Sandman, The Hammer of God, and Mo. Arguably the best closing pitcher in the history of the game of baseball, Rivera's life has been far from easy ...

Mariano Rivera is baseball's all-time career saves leader. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽️🥇 Golfweek.com U.S. Politics Sports Entertainment Life Money Travel ...

Mariano Rivera’s silent assassin persona doesn’t fit today’s baseball landscape. The past belongs in the past, but Mariano Rivera will live forever in the halls of Cooperstown.