Yankees Make Ceremonial Roster Move for Old-Timers' Day
Mariano Rivera was symbolically reinstated from the 364-day IL ahead of the Yankees' annual Old-Timers' Day festivities.
The Yankees officially reinstated Hall of Famer Mariano Rivera from a 364-day injured list prior to their Old-Timers' Day game. This is a ceremonial move tied to the annual alumni event and carries no competitive roster implications. Rivera, wearing his iconic No. 42, participated as part of the Old-Timers' Day tradition. The move should not be interpreted as affecting the active 26-man roster or any game-day decisions.
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