From 1998 through his retirement in 2013, Rivera donated 10% of his approximate $169 million baseball salary to his foundation. “I have been fortunate enough to make a lot of money,” he said.

Mariano Rivera's days as a baseball player may be over, but his off-the-field business is just beginning. ... a variety of autographed baseballs and a few signed replica lineup cards.

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — They stretch across the front row of a display case at the official Hall of Fame gift shop, autographed baseballs in plastic boxes from the five living players to be inducted ...

COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. — Everywhere you stroll in this little town, everywhere you look, every word you hear, is all about Mariano Rivera. You can buy $110 Rivera jerseys, or $25 Rivera posters. You ...

Topps has immortalized Mariano Rivera’s greatness with a 1/1 autographed logo man card that’s featured in the 2024 Diamond Icons set, making it one of the most coveted pieces for collectors ...

It was a save worthy of Mariano Rivera. A brokenhearted Queens kid whose Mo-signed Yankees cap was swiped by a cruel thief will receive an autographed replacement courtesy of the Bronx Bombers. &#8… ...

Little Jeffery Keiser wept like his idol Mariano Rivera when a cruel Yankee fan swiped his baseball cap — mere seconds after the future Hall of Famer signed it. “I was really sad,&#8221… ...

New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera became the first player elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame to receive 100 percent of the voting. The sports world paid their respect to arguably the ...

Taking Batting Practice With Mariano Rivera, Baseball’s Best Closer Ever. Story by Matthew Roberson • 4mo. I t’s a boiling hot day in the Bronx, but deep beneath the oppressive summer sun, ...