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| May 12 10:17 AM PT11:17 AM MT12:17 PM CT1:17 PM ET13:17 ET17:17 GMT1:17 CST10:17 AM MST12:17 PM EST12:47 PM VEN21:17 UAE12:17 PM CT-Yankees relievers Joba Chamberlain and Mariano Rivera have smoothed over an incident that occurred before Saturday night's game in Kansas City. It happened while Rivera was talking to reporters in the dugout about an emotional meeting with local fans earlier in the day. Chamberlain was standing on the field and yelling over the dugout to members of his family, who had shown up for the game. Analysis: At one point, Rivera told Chamberlain to lower his voice. Once Rivera's interview was done, Chamberlain told Rivera in front of reporters: "Don't ever shush me." On Sunday, Chamberlain said the two met and put the issue to rest. Chamberlain also threw 30 pitches in a bullpen session and said he'll throw an inning in a rehab assignment Tuesday for Triple-A Scranton-Wilkes Barre in Toledo. Chamberlain has been out since late April with a strained right oblique. |
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| May 12 8:40 AM PT9:40 AM MT10:40 AM CT11:40 AM ET11:40 ET15:40 GMT23:40 CST8:40 AM MST10:40 AM EST11:10 AM VEN19:40 UAE10:40 AM CT-New York Yankees reliever Joba Chamberlain scolded teammate Mariano Rivera before Saturday night's game, telling the star closer never to "shush" him. New York media reports said the brief rebuke occurred before the Yankees beat Kansas City 3-2. After the game, the players said the issue was between them to handle. Analysis: Rivera was talking to reporters in the dugout about his "emotional" meeting with local fans earlier in the day, while Chamberlain was standing just outside the bench chatting with his family. At one point, Rivera told Chamberlain to lower his voice. Once Rivera's interview was done, Chamberlain told Rivera in front of reporters: "Don't ever shush me." Chamberlain then reiterated his message, saying he was serious about it. |
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| Mar. 16 3:55 PM PT4:55 PM MT5:55 PM CT6:55 PM ET18:55 ET22:55 GMT6:55 CST3:55 PM MST5:55 PM EST6:25 PM VEN2:55 UAE (+1)4:55 PM CT-Rivera struggled with his control during his third appearance in spring training Analysis: Rivera is coming back after knee surgery last year so it's hard to know what to expect from him in 2013. |
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| Mar. 7 11:44 AM PT12:44 PM MT1:44 PM CT2:44 PM ET14:44 ET19:44 GMT3:44 CST12:44 PM MST2:44 PM EST3:14 PM VEN23:44 UAE1:44 PM CT-A person familiar with the decision says that Rivera plans to retire after the 2013 season. Analysis: The 43-year-old right-hander is baseball's saves leader with 608. He missed most of last season after he tore a ligament in his right knee while catching fly balls during batting practice. Rivera has returned home to Panama for a personal matter, and is expected to rejoin the team Saturday. |
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| Feb. 22 7:40 AM PT8:40 AM MT9:40 AM CT10:40 AM ET10:40 ET15:40 GMT23:40 CST8:40 AM MST10:40 AM EST11:10 AM VEN19:40 UAE9:40 AM CT-Rivera has thrown 18 pitches in his first simulated game since knee surgery last year. Analysis: The 43-year old Rivera pitched one inning against Yankees' minor-league players on Thursday. He also fielded bunts and covered first base. Rivera pitched in nine games last year, his season ending when he tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee while tracking down a fly ball during batting practice in Kansas City on May 3. He had surgery on June 12. |
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| Feb. 16 8:07 AM PT9:07 AM MT10:07 AM CT11:07 AM ET11:07 ET16:07 GMT0:07 CST9:07 AM MST11:07 AM EST11:37 AM VEN20:07 UAE10:07 AM CT-Rivera, who had surgery last June 12 to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, had his second spring training bullpen session on Saturday. Analysis: Rivera is expected to be ready for opening day. |
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| Feb. 13 10:59 AM PT11:59 AM MT12:59 PM CT1:59 PM ET13:59 ET18:59 GMT2:59 CST11:59 AM MST1:59 PM EST2:29 PM VEN22:59 UAE12:59 PM CT-Rivera says he's reached a decision on whether this will be his final season and plans to announce it before opening day. "Yes, I have," Rivera said Wednesday after the Yankees' first spring training workout for pitchers and catchers. "But again, I will tell you guys when I think it's the right moment." Analysis: The 43-year-old reliever had surgery June 12 to repair a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his right knee, an injury that occurred while he was shagging fly balls during batting practice in Kansas City on May 3. The right-hander expects to be ready for the regular season. He threw 25 pitches off a bullpen mound and said it felt good. |
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