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As popular as Derek Jeter is and as supremely talented as Alex Rodriguez is, the most indispensable Yankee on the field Tuesday will, as always, be Mariano Rivera.
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The Yankees learned of Bobby Murcer’s death Saturday, minutes after a victory. Suddenly the music stopped thumping through the speakers, and a celebration turned somber.
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It may be the last All-Star Game at Yankee Stadium and Mariano Rivera will likely feature in the game, but don't expect him to be American League Manager Terry Francona's choice to start next Tuesday.
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After Mariano Rivera stifled the Red Sox from the mound, Brett Gardner, replacing an injured Johnny Damon, fouled off three pitches before he singled to send home the winning run.
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The tandem of José Veras, Kyle Farnsworth and Mariano Rivera stifled the Mets on one hit over the final three innings to protect Andy Pettitte’s lead.
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Chien-Ming Wang allowed a leadoff base runner in each of his first seven innings, but he only allowed one run to win for the first time in seven starts.
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Joba Chamberlain does not appear close to being a dominant major league starter, but that is the goal of this strange delayed spring training the Yankees are holding.
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Mariano Rivera is outdoing himself again this spring: after 13 innings of work he had not allowed a run, tying his longest scoreless streak to begin a season.
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Because Joba Chamberlain and Mariano Rivera allowed Joe Girardi to manage the last three innings on autopilot, the offensively challenged Yankees had a victory that was pretty important.
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In training camp, Yankees teammates flock to Mariano Rivera for guidance and many of the lessons he imparts are from Chico Heron, the Yankees scout who found Rivera in 1990.
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