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Mariano Rivera jogged slowly toward the mound. This is what the beginning of the end has looked like in this generation, Rivera’s steady procession toward the mound. The unfazed face, Enter Sandman booming. Full Article at New York Post
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NEW YORK - In the euphoria of a World Series win, the Yankees' soon-to-be-40-year-old closer, Mariano Rivera, stood on a stage behind second base and told a television audience that he wanted to pitch for another five years. Full Article at LoHud.com
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There was no reason for Mariano Rivera to discuss the future Wednesday night. Not as he stood on a makeshift podium in center field at Yankee Stadium and celebrated his fifth World Series title. The moment was about the present, not the future. Full Article at The New York Times
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NEW YORK -- It was 11:15 p.m. ET on Wednesday when Yankees captain Derek Jeter heard the first notes of Metallica's "Enter Sandman." Full Article at MLB.com
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NEW YORK - Mariano Rivera looms at the end of a baseball game like the final opponent in a video game: As its enforcer. Wednesday night in Game 6 of the World Series, Rivera was exactly that. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
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That ninth inning, because Mo was out there, there was just an incredible sense of calm that we had
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I believe we have him for two innings ... People have asked, would you bring him in for more? I don't know, because you worry about the up and down (waiting on the bench while the Yankees hit). It's something we're going to talk about, I'm sure, if the situation arises.
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Game was over ... In everybody's mind. He's human, he's going to give up some runs here and there, but a four-run lead? Come on man. We could have gone and played another nine innings.
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I’m serious ... I hope the organization does whatever it takes to bring me back. I know I have another year under my contract, and then whatever happens happens.
