[HD Full Video] Mariano Rivera Final Out - Yankee Stadium - 2013

[@rileyharris7483]

I cried the day when I saw this live. I still tear up when I watch it now. the greatest closer but also one of the greatest persons on and off the field. such class. you will be missed mo. thanks for everything you have done

[@ThePhenomm]

Mets fan here and I cried when I watched this live the greatest Yankee in my generation

[@Justjeff-t4z]

Redsox fan here I just had to watched this again to remember those great old days , always gets me emotional ,wish I could turn back time

[@donaldtittle349]

Never ever been a Yankee fan but I recognize greatness and that was number 42, and this video and that moment..... Real stuff !!

[@sesomediagroup]

Thank you for this. This moment in its entirety, from the bottom 8th through Mo’s two outs in the 9th, is surprisingly hard to find on the interwebs

[@fredbam946]

When I saw Mo bawling in the arms of Jeter, I lost it. THE most emotional moment in the history of sports.

[@marktaylor1309]

I did as well

[@fredbam946]

I wish I could visit now but it’s too crazy. I went to all 3 Astro-Yankees 2017 ALCS wearing a Mariano jersey. Some smack talking is fine, but very unsettled when a mob followed us after the game chanting “Kim Jong Un!” I’m Chinese and like to eat. SOME Astros fans are represent the worst in us.

[@robsanz9746]

I think most people lost it w/ Andy Pettite, but I know what you mean.

[@KauaiSanj]

Same

[@KevMac58]

Even though I've been a Red Sox fan for 45 years I think Mariano Rivera is as good as a Closer as you can get in baseball. Great man right there!!!!!!!

[@aSnatchyConman]

I've never at one point in my life been a yankees fan but there's something to be said when I grew up wanting to throw a Mariano Rivera cutter. What an absolutely amazing career and man.

[@queenvme]

Hey Ed : Ten thousand thanks for posting this video. I've been a Yankees fan since the 70's and Mo is near & dear to my heart. Couldn't be there but you gave me the next best thing! Much Love & God Bless.

[@johnvaisberg4565]

The greatest closer that ever lived he deserved the honor of being able tp absort the standing ovation from the crowd

[@sundown798]

As a Red Sox fan, from the good times to the bad times, Mo was a Yankees GIANT. He will be missed for the many years from the good old days. Time goes by so fast as we get old so fast. Shit....

[@JusticePetitioner]

It was a respect thing, the organization set it up where Jeter and Pettitte would come out to get him. He had time to 'say goodbye' to his teammates. It wasnt about winning or losing it was about giving MO his moment, and it would not have been the same had it happened after the game.

[@eddie3492]

I was wondering why they pulled him early, thanks

[@lroman384]

Die hard teary eyed Mets fan here.. salute to baseball greatness 🙌

[@djs3484]

A class act is Mariano, thanks for the memories, greatness and one of the best men on our NY Yankees team of dynasty.

[@lcnincmusiccollective5577]

Goosebumps still

[@Momma_BearE]

Thanks for the memories, Mo!

[@la021583]

what a night!! thanks for posting

[@KeySour]

Thanks for the full experience.

[@williamgallucci9913]

Wow what a night thank u for this

[@Grande79]

There are so few instance where you can say greatest of all time so matter of fact but this is without question one of those times

[@ExclusiveLM]

The Yankees have always been Masters at honoring baseball players. No other team in sports does tributes like the Yankees do. From honoring Gehrig during his luckiest man in the world speech to Mo's final exit, we Yankee fans should feel proud of the way legends are handled. The only thing that would have made this final exit for mo even more tear jerking would have been bringing Posada out with Derek and Andy. That would have been the core four together on the mound. But, I loved this too

[@briannunez4137]

Yeah Mariano great player

[@ArcangelMSHD]

Just the best! Thank you Mo42 :')

[@danielcortez3808]

Waaoooo momento de emoscion viva mi panamá🇵🇦

[@LuisCastillo-gr3ok]

Que emotiva la despedida de mariano rivera viva mi panamá👍👏👊🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦🇵🇦💪 lo despidieron como los grandes💯x💯

[@MrCarbohydrates]

mo's been one of my biggest idols throughout my life, but gehrig's "luckiest man" speach def takes the cake on this one

[@allencollins6031]

Portrait of humility.

[@danielkeane9234]

I wonder if Mo ever comes to this video to revisit the memory

[@fredbam946]

That dead look on his face. He seemed so sad

[@oskarschindler68]

Proud to be a Yankee fan. And this one of a kind classic moment is a good example of that. New York Yankees: greatest team in American sports, if not the world.

[@JesusSaves33011]

Cardinals a better organization than Yankees

[@fucker661]

Alex Dejack at what exactly?

[@gustavegiacopelli7974]

oskarschindler68 agreed.

[@danielkeane9234]

@@JesusSaves33011 i don’t know about that one

[@bb-gc2tx]

at least you have one team you root for that has a tradition of winning lol

[@enriquedominguez2015]

Grandes entre los grandes del universo.bendiciones.raleigh, NC USA.

[@rafaelnajera2095]

Speechless. Got the chills

[@rse173]

Imagine being there for such a great moment and you look at your phone the whole time.

[@뽀삐-j8h]

남자의 뜨거운 눈물 다시봐도 뭉클뭉클 개멋져요 리베라~

[@killerwhaletank]

I have never met a baseball fan who didn't love Mariano Rivera. Not one. Everyone respected the shit out of this guy, and everyone knew that once "Enter Sandman" started up, the night was over.

[@vangillis]

AWESOME

[@michaeltrevino7527]

Wat can u say all around 'class' wat a hell of a pitcher man teammate just a great human being!!!

[@arnoldsalazar5851]

Salute Mariano. 🫡 from a Giants fan.

[@mikeholton9876]

he went home he built his churches... its been a Privilege to have been a Yankees Fan during his time in The Bronx still a Yanks fan, not as happy no need to get into that today, off the mound walks the greatest closer in the history of Baseball.

[@nwtraveler5266]

Very simply the G.O.A.T.

[@briannunez4137]

Yeah I do tear up

[@JoeRodBx]

Baseball is a love story.

[@lastonestanding3417]

What a classy, gentle man!

[@michaelnagy1990]

The greatest period

[@aquateen77723]

How can you not be romantic about baseball? Legendary player.

[@ShadoeRedd]

Translation: "I know nothing about baseball except that Mariano Rivera is famous". Several players wore 42 in 1997 and continued to wear it until their retirement.

[@CharlieRicker24]

Amen brother......there will be nothing like that ever again.

[@lawrencebader9399]

I believe you are mistaken. There were several players with the number 42 when Jackie Robinson's number was retire. They were all allowed to keep their number 42. Mariano Rivera, because of his very long career (since 1995) was THE LAST of these players who still wore 42 to finally retire. So, with this last appearance, the very last player still wearing number 42 has retired, and so has the number 42 from every baseball player.

[@lcnincmusiccollective5577]

Best ever Do it Forever or least 5 lifetimes!!

[@evelynmd]

True class

[@robsanz9746]

Billy Beane said it best-"How could you not be romantic about baseball?"

[@zennyspent]

Girardi welling up is the cherry on this beautiful cake. Hate the Yankees, but love this Yankee.

[@Clarke16]

And the bullpen has never been the same……

[@iamhungey12345]

To this date the best post-Mo closer was Andrew Miller.

[@kunalgupta3742]

Ugggghhh, hate how A-Rod at the end hugs Mariano like he deserves one.

[@taxiwardance7242]

the greatest

[@mitchkenvin259]

The GOAT

[@JoeLambert94782]

Back when the Yankees were a Legacy a unstoppable rteam the whole world recognized Jeter, Mariano, A Rod, Cano, Andy Petite, then everyone retired, i think its safe to Say the Yankees name should be Retired next now its time to call the team something else

[@iamhungey12345]

Players come and go, by your logic their names should have been changed after 1930s?

[@JoeLambert94782]

@@iamhungey12345 to many players come an go, retirement is one thing but people like Robinson Cano who had alot of respect by the new york fans then decides to leave the team because over 10 million aint enough to play a fukin game for a half of summer its disgusting I stopped being a yankee fan after the team broke up due to Greed. Its absolutely disgusting how Greedy these baseball players or official league players have become over the years it makes me sick how millions aint enough they need more more more

[@iamhungey12345]

@@JoeLambert94782 Greed is also a factor on how the team gets build, remember when it comes to free agency it goes both ways as teams like the Yankees and the Red Sox were known to benefit from this and can be on the other end as well. Not to mention part of the blame for Cano leaving goes to the ownership as well as they could have extended his contract when they had the chance before Cano decides he wants more, whose fault was that? Rather than stop being a fan of the team, you might as well stop following the sport altogether as greed goes both ways.

[@edwingonzalez6898]

#HOF2019💯🇵🇦

[@Smash255]

There was no special rule for Mo. It was grandfathered. all players wearing it at the time were allowed to continue to wear it for the rest of their careers. 13 players had it at the time the # was retired. However, due to the fact this was only his 3rd year in the league (1997) and the longevity of Mariano's career, everyone else has long since been retired. Mo Vaughn was probably the biggest name at the time wearing #42 when it was retired by baseball in 97 wore it until he retired in 2002

[@elijahsanders5907]

Awesome, can, t wait to see rodney reach his record

[@Grande79]

Who?

[@somedudewitharpg4424]

😂😂😂

[@pillatina1]

Because the winning celebration of the other team would have overshadowed the farewell of Mo.

[@lionelhampton6260]

I always felt they should have kept that Murphy kid it was just something in the look of awe in his eyes at that moment that he understood the way of the Yankee. Everywhere that kid would go afterwards would just be a letdown.

[@lawrencebader9399]

Imagine the incredibly loud(er) thunderous applause for Mo IF half of the fans there would have PUT DOWN THEIR DAMNED PHONES and actually applauded for the man.

[@raymondceliare2307]

Lawrence, I cant say that. The GREATEST relief pitcher EVER! Was finishing his final game, i was there, and i had my phone out, and i still have the video on my phone and transfered to a usb Drive as a keep sake. Its something you will never see again. There will be other great Closers, but NO ONE will approach Rivera's legendary status. It is special to be able to say we saw the greatest to ever do a thing...EVER! RIVERA GAVE US THAT, I cant blame people for wanting to have images and photos of it.

[@jonnyyounger9821]

Whatever the guy only had the pitch one inning is whole life LOL

[@tomada36]

It was Pettite, but yeah, that was tough to watch with a dry eye

[@GreenReaper1331]

Not entirely true. When MLB retired #42 in 1997, a grandfather clause was included which allowed any player who was wearing it at the time to continue to wear it until they retired or decided to change numbers. At the time there were a few players who were wearing the number including Mo Vaughn, Jose Lima & Kirk Rueter.

[@lethrneck4]

people really are uneducated or blinded by yankee hate, when jackies number was retired, every current player who was wearing 42 was allowed to continue to wear it, until they left baseball. i dont know how many did but there were a bunch who were still wearing 42 after it was retired, no special rule was written for mariano to wear it, he just happened to pitch forever so he was the only 42 left, and besides, statistically mariano was a greater player than jackie..cultural impact aside

[@TheGamer-eh2uz]

why they did not ley him finish his last out that would be better to the fans & himself

[@Chrisguarente]

42 thank you mo

[@brianfreeman8124]

Im a dodger fan damn onions

[@화공약품]

저 덕아웃에서 동료로 뛰며 지금 카메라에 같이 담긴 한 사람 한 사람에게 다 영광일 듯.

[@omarbaasiri4949]

y didnt they let him get the final out

[@shadytnu24]

you see this a lot in college basketball. Take the guy out before the end of the game to give the fans one final chance to salute him with a standing ovation. If you let the inning finish, it starts the change over process, which is timed and causes the moment to get more lost in the shuffle.

[@DROPTINE]

One of the best to ever Play the Game.........................................................................

[@lawrencebader9399]

So that he could have what you see here. A beautiful chance to walk away, and hear and enjoy the love of the fans and players. Plus,... you never know, the Rays could have pounded him, which would have soured things.

[@Mark-sj3xb]

I’m guessing the Rays agreed to not put too much effort into it to let him have the moment. They were winning 4-0 so no harm

[@iamhungey12345]

@@Mark-sj3xb Plus while Mo wasn't the same he was even a year before, he still posted an ERA of 2.11 so it's not like he was having the same kind of final season as Hoffman.

[@jdshellnut6537]

Off to never never land

[@fr3da16]

how come the yankees didnt let him close out the game

[@Mark-sj3xb]

Seriously? This was a perfectly planned tribute

[@yankeesfan2006]

Actually your wrong Mo was the only one allowed to keep the number 42 the rule was enacted when they retired robinson's number... Mariano didn't want to change so a special dispensation was written into the rule allowing mo to keep number 42

[@seamus1956]

Billy Emmerling Actually, you're incorrect. When the number was retired in honor of Hackie Robinson in 1997, all current players were grandfathered in. At the time, 13 players had the number, but 6 chose to take a new number or retired, leaving 7 still in play. They are, in order of retirement: Butch Huskey (Mariners, 1999) Kenny Webster (Orioles, 1999) Michael Jackson (Indians 1997-1999; Twins, 2002) Scott Karl (Brewers, 1997-1999) Jose Lima (Astros 1997-2001; Tigers 2002-2003) Mo Vaughn (Red Sox,1998; Angels, 1999-2000; Mets, 2002-2003) Mariano Rivera (Yankees, 1997-2013) I personally think Jackie Robinson would've been happy and proud to have someone the quality of Mariano Rivera, both inside and outside the game, wear his number.

[@tjellis1479]

Baseball then......vs now

[@donnahart823]

Never be another Mo

[@LollyQ.]

Putting your cleats on is easy. Hanging up your cleats is hard.

[@lukespears6038]

Why did they pull him?!?

[@AaronRodriguezTV]

Do you think the batters let him strike them out as form of respect?

[@thelineupcardpodcast4266]

And John Ryan Murphy never... saw him.. ever again...

[@sgpwarrior2013]

I'm curious, why didn't they let him get the last out?

[@shadytnu24]

you see this a lot in college basketball. Take the guy out before the end of the game to give the fans one final chance to salute him with a standing ovation. If you let the inning finish, it starts the change over process, which is timed and causes the moment to get more lost in the shuffle.

[@ShadoeRedd]

Way to make facts up completely...Mo Vaughn was also wearing it, among others.

[@eddieodonnell3598]

42

[@umairrizvi]

I’ve never seen the entire yanky dugout stand out for a pitcher.

[@baseballboy99jds]

It already was. They retired Jackie Robinson's number in the middle of Mo's career. The only reason they let him keep it is because he's Mariano. Anyone else would have to change their nummber

[@kunalgupta3742]

How ironic that his final out is to Robinson Cano. Screw you Robbie, have fun where baseball isn't even the favorite sport.

[@evideliafrias4350]

The only one M.R.!!!

[@joelrodriguez2152]

thank you mo for being a yankee and for all the greatest memories you are the best mo

[@andrewweber7810]

This was depressing. :c

[@briannunez4137]

Hey ursalla

[@lawrencebader9399]

The number 42 is now officially retired from baseball

[@tylersmart5474]

Exit Sandman.

[@seancummings3641]

good bye 42

[@briannunez4137]

He can throw harder.bul

[@briannunez4137]

Ramirez has a cutter

[@briannunez4137]

Anxiety9

[@rhythmmadness3610]

Aww, you hate the Yankees? Hate is such a STRONG word!

[@briannunez4137]

Shimbrrg ramirez