Rivera's early career was marked by a transformation from a struggling starter to a dominant reliever, showcasing a remarkable ability to adapt to challenges.
Despite a rocky start in the majors with a 5.51 ERA, Rivera's move to the bullpen marked a pivotal change, allowing him to thrive as one of the game's best.
In 1996, Rivera solidified his role as a critical reliever in the Yankees' bullpen, showcasing his unmatched talent with a career-high 107.2 innings pitched that year.
Rivera's staggering total of 652 saves and a 205 ERA+ solidifies his legacy as the most dominant reliever in baseball history, transcending any era.
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