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42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 32nd Greatest Moment – Mo Plays For Albany-Colonie Yankees
Mariano Rivera is one of the faces of New York sports, which makes it weird to think that he spent some time playing in the Albany area before getting his break in the Major Leagues. However, he did just that as a member of the Albany-Colonie Yankees in the number 32 moment of our countdown.
Milwaukee Bucks’ Larry Sanders Gets Misspelled Tattoo On Hand [PHOTO]
Larry Sanders is one of the best shot blockers in the NBA. He is not, however, one of the league's best spellers, as evidenced by a new tattoo on his hand that says "recieve."
42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 33rd Greatest Moment – Mo Gets First All-Star Game Save In 1997
Mariano Rivera was in the middle of his first season as a full time closer in 1997 and he was doing well enough to warrant an appearance in the Major League Baseball All-Star Game in Cleveland. It was his first All-Star Game appearance, his first All-Star Game save, and it is the number 33 moment of our countdown.
42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 34th Greatest Moment – Mo Goes Undrafted In 1992 Expansion Draft
Mariano Rivera is one of the faces of the New York Yankees, and has been since the 1990s. But that may have never been the case if he hadn't been undrafted in the 1992 Major League Baseball expansion draft, the number 34 moment of our countdown.
42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 35th Greatest Moment – Mo Travels To Saratoga To Raise Money For Charity
In addition to his excellence on the mound, Mariano Rivera is excellent in the realm of philanthropy, doing great things for people with the Mariano Rivera Foundation along with other charities. Just this week, Rivera visited Saratoga to raise money for Refuge of Hope, the number 35 moment in our 42 For 42 countdown.
Geno Smith To Start Jets Third Preseason Game
The quarterback race between Geno Smith and Mark Sanchez continues to heat up for the New York Jets. The team has decided to start Smith for their third preseason game against the New York Giants this Saturday.
Aaron Hernandez Indicted For Murder Of Odin Lloyd
Former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been indicted on a first degree murder charge for the murder of Hernandez' friend Odin Lloyd, who was dating the sister of Hernandez' girlfriend.
42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 36th Greatest Moment – Mo Strikes Out Barry Bonds
There aren't many hitters that have come through Major League Baseball in Mariano Rivera's career that can be considered truly fearsome. Barry Bonds, however, was one of them. Despite his alleged dealings with performance enhancing drugs over the course of his career, Bonds was still one of the best hitters of all time, and the game's home run king. Whether you like him or not, his matchup with Ma
42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 37th Greatest Moment – Mo Signs His First Contract
In life, whether you are the CEO of a big corporation, a famous actor, or a star athlete, you have to get your start somewhere. That is the focus of moment number 37 of our 42 For 42 countdown, when Mariano Rivera got his start in baseball by signing his first contract all the way back in 1990.
Ryan Dempster Suspended Five Games For Throwing At Alex Rodriguez
Boston Red Sox pitcher Ryan Dempster has been suspended five games for intentionally hitting Alex Rodriguez with a pitch in the second inning of Sunday's game between the Red Sox and Yankees. That's just over one game per pitch Dempster was allowed to throw at Rodriguez!
42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 38th Greatest Moment – Mo Gets Drafted By Harlem Globetrotters
Mariano Rivera is arguably one of the greatest baseball players of all time. But with his career coming to an end soon, he's going to need to find ways to occupy his time when it's done. The Harlem Globetrotters extended an olive branch to Rivera, offering to help him fill the void on the basketball court by drafting him earlier this year in the number 38 moment of our countdown.
42 For 42: Mariano Rivera’s 39th Greatest Moment – Mo Receives Gold Metallica Record From Cleveland Indians
Mariano Rivera is synonymous with Metallica's Enter Sandman after a Major League career consisting of well over a decade of entering baseball games with the song serving as the soundtrack. As a result, the Cleveland Indians decided to give Rivera a gold copy of the album as their gift to him during his farewell tour this season.