Yankees Legend Mariano Rivera Talks Humble Beginnings, World Series 2014 During Bloomberg Tradebook Charity Trading Day [EXCLUSIVE]

On Thursday, New York Yankees' legendary pitcher Mariano Rivera proved that in retirement, he's still on top of his game, but this time around his incredible cut fastballs are coming from a philanthropic direction as he lent his support to Ronald McDonald House New York during Bloomberg Tradebook Charity Trading Day, where former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's global agency brokerage business helped raise money for 14 charitable organizations in New York, London and Hong Kong.

MLB: New York Yankees' Derek Jeter Ends Era With Game-Winning Hit in Last Home Game [Watch]

By Damon Salvadore
New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter has officially played his last game at Yankee Stadium. The Yankees captain went out with a bang knocking in a walk off hit against the Baltimore Orioles for a 6-5 Yankees win.

National Baseball Hall of Fame 2014 Inductions: Managers Joe Torre, Tony La Russa, Bobby Cox Elected to HOF

By Matt Tracy
Former managers Joe Torre, Tony La Russa, and Bobby Cox were elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame by a vote from the Expansion Era Committee

Mariano Rivera Yankees Number Retired: No. 42 Jersey Hung in Monument Park

By Danilka Infante
The New York Yankees honored Mariano Rivera's 19-year career with a 50 minute ceremony, included the retiring of Rivera's number 42.
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