Mariano Rivera
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Mariano Rivera
By John BankstonInstead, a scout for the New York Yankees changed his life. In just a few years, Mariano went from poverty in Panama to winning World Series Titles. This is Mariano’s story. Mariano Rivera no soñaba con ser jugador de béisbol.
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Mariano Rivera
By John BankstonDepicts the life of Yankees pitching star Mariano Rivera, from his boyhood in Panama, where he dreamed of playing soccer, to his current success.
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Mariano Rivera
By Jesse Florea, Mike YorkeyPresents the life and career of the baseball's all-time saves leader, discussing his plans after baseball, his earliest days in Panama, and his multiple World Series appearances and titles.
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Mariano Rivera
By Judith N. LevinIf the Yankees hadwon the Series, Rivera's teammate Enrique Wilson would have been on American Airlines Flight 587 on November 12, going home to the Dominican Republic. Withthe victory parade canceled, Wilson changed his reservation and ...
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Mariano Rivera
By Jesse Florea, Mike YorkeyMariano Rivera
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Mariano Rivera
By Jon M. FishmanIn 2013, New York Yankees relief pitcher Mariano Rivera announced he would retire after playing 19 seasons in the major leagues.
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Mariano Rivera: Saving Grace
By The New York PostCelebrate Mo’s amazing career with this full-color pictorial keepsake packed with unique images and exemplary writing from New York’s award-winning newspaper, the New York Post.
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Mariano Rivera
By Judith LevinThe factory owned the boat, not Mr. Rivera. Rivera does not complain about growing up poor. He says he was lucky. “I love Panama,” he says. “We are family people.” Mariano has an older sister, Delia, who was named for their mother.
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Mariano Rivera
By Judith LevinIn 1990, the Yankees paid a signing bonus of 2,000 to acquire a young shortstop from an amateur baseball team in Panama.
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Mariano Rivera: Saving Grace
By The New York PostFosina, 44, was Mariano's closer in this deal. “Gary and the whole staff have done a tremendous job,” Rivera says, noting Donald Trump, Joe Torre and Brian Cashman have eaten at the restaurant and all offered compliments.
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Mariano Rivera
By Jon M. FishmanMariano waves to his fans. “I appreciate what you guys do,” he told a group of ticket sellers in Cleveland in 2013. Baseball fans have appreciated what Mariano does for almost two decades. MARIANORIVERA : A R A W A P A P.