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Mariano Rivera MMAARRIIAANNOO RRIIVVEERRAA ALL-TIME SAVES LEADER 664433 CCAARREEEERR SSAAVVEESS IINNFFOORRMMAATTIIOONN PPAACCKKEETT (through games on August 7, 2013) BY OPPONENT MOST SAVES ALL TIME BY BALLPARK vs. Baltimore Orioles .................... 76 1. MARIANO RIVERA .......... 643 Original Yankee Stadium ......... 230 vs. Boston Red Sox ....................... 57 2. Trevor Hoffman ..................... 601 Yankee Stadium .......................... 80 vs. Chicago White Sox ................. 41 3. Lee Smith ................................ 478 Camden Yards ...................................... 41 vs. Cleveland Indians ................... 31 4. John Franco ............................ 424 Tropicana Field..................................... 36 vs. Detroit Tigers ........................... 30 5. Billy Wagner ........................... 422 Fenway Park .......................................... 35 vs. Houston Astros** ...................... 2 Rogers Centre ....................................... 27 vs. Kansas City Royals .................. 37 Rangers Ballpark .................................. 21 vs. Los Angeles Angels ............... 28 U.S. Cellular Field ................................. 21 MOST SAVES AS A YANKEE vs. Milwaukee Brewers*................. 3 Safeco Field ........................................... 19 vs. Minnesota Twins .................... 36 1. MARIANO RIVERA ............ 643 Kauffman Stadium .............................. 18 vs. Oakland Athletics ................... 35 2. Dave Righetti ........................... 224 Overstock.com Coliseum .................. 18 vs. Seattle Mariners ...................... 37 3. Goose Gossage ....................... 151 Angel Stadium...................................... 17 vs. Tampa Bay Rays ...................... 63 4. Sparky Lyle ............................... 141 Progressive Field ................................. 16 vs. Texas Rangers .......................... 40 5. Johnny Murphy ....................... 104 Metrodome ........................................... 14 vs. Toronto Blue Jays ................... 52 Shea Stadium........................................ 10 vs. AMERICAN LEAGUE ....... 568 Comerica Park ......................................... 5 MOST POSTSEASON SAVES Target Field .............................................. 5 vs. Arizona Diamondbacks ........... 4 Turner Field .............................................. 5 vs. Atlanta Braves ............................ 8 1. MARIANO RIVERA ...................... 42 Tiger Stadium .......................................... 4 vs. Chicago Cubs ............................. 4 2. Brad Lidge ............................................ 18 Sun Life Stadium..................................... 3 vs. Cincinnati Reds .......................... 3 3. Dennis Eckersley ................................ 15 Citi Field .................................................... 2 4. Jason Isringhausen ............................ 11 vs. Colorado Rockies ....................... 5 Coors Field ................................................ 2 vs. Florida Marlins............................ 6 Robb Nen .............................................. 11 Dodger Stadium ..................................... 2 vs. Houston Astros** ...................... 3 Since saves became an official stat in 1969 Great American ....................................... 2 vs. Los Angeles Dodgers ............... 3 Veterans Stadium ................................... 2 vs. Milwaukee Brewers*................. 1 Wrigley Field ............................................ 2 vs. New York Mets ........................ 20 MILESTONE SAVES AT&T Park .................................................. 1 vs. Philadelphia Phillies ................. 5 Busch Stadium II ..................................... 1 vs. Pittsburgh Pirates ...................... 0 1 - 5/17/96 vs. California Angels Chase Field ............................................... 1 vs. San Diego Padres ...................... 4 100 - 6/11/99 at Florida Marlins Citizens Bank Park .................................. 1 vs. San Francisco Giants ................ 2 200 - 8/1/01 vs. Texas Rangers Kingdome ................................................. 1 vs. St. Louis Cardinals ..................... 3 250 - 6/12/03 vs. Houston Astros Petco Park ................................................. 1 vs. Washington Nationals ............. 4 300 - 5/28/04 at Tampa Bay Devil Rays County Stadium ...................................... 0 vs. NATIONAL LEAGUE .......... 75 400 - 7/16/06 vs. Chicago White Sox Miller Park ................................................. 0 500 – 6/28/09 at New York Mets RFK Stadium ............................................. 0 *3 when Milwaukee was in AL, 1 in NL 600 – 9/13/11 at Seattle Mariners Tokyo Dome ............................................. 0 **3 when Houston was in NL 601 – 9/17/11 at Toronto Blue Jays *only ballparks Rivera has 602 – 9/19/11 vs. Minnesota Twins pitched in are listed BY INNINGS PITCHED 0.1IP .......................................... 26 MOST GAMES, YANKEES, BY MONTH 0.2IP .......................................... 16 ALL TIME March .......................................... 1 1.0IP ........................................ 485 April ........................................... 97 1.1IP .......................................... 71 1. MARIANO RIVERA ....... 1,096 May ......................................... 107 1.2IP .......................................... 34 2. Dave Righetti ........................ 522 June ........................................ 124 2.0IP .......................................... 10 3. Whitey Ford ........................... 498 July .......................................... 110 2.1IP ............................................. 1 4. Mike Stanton ......................... 456 August ................................... 113 5. Red Ruffing ............................ 426 September ............................... 85 October ...................................... 6 TOP 10 YANKEES SINGLE-SEASON SAVES CONSECUTIVE DAYS/GAMES WITH A SAVE HOME/ROAD 1. RIVERA ........... 53 ........ 2004 Saves on two consecutive days .......................................................... 101 2. RIVERA ........... 50 ........ 2001 Home ............. 310 Saves in two consecutive team games ............................................ 107 3. Righetti .............. 46 ........... 1986 Road ............... 333 4. RIVERA ........... 45 ........ 1999 Saves on three consecutive days ....................... 22 (last 4/30-5/2/11) 5. RIVERA ........... 44 ........ 2009 Saves in three consecutive team games ......... 29 (last 4/30-5/2/11) RIVERA ........... 44 ........ 2011 Saves on four consecutive days ...............................1 (June 1-4, 2004) 7. Wetteland ......... 43 ........... 1996 Saves in four consecutive team games ................................ ................. 2 RIVERA ........... 43 ........ 1997 Saves on five-or-more consecutive days .............................................. 0 RIVERA ........... 43 ........ 2005 Saves in five-or-more consecutive team games ................................ 0 RIVERA ........... 43 ........ 2009 *Courtesy of the Elias Sports Bureau SAVES BY WINNING PITCHER 72 – Pettitte, Andy 6 – Aceves, Alfredo 3 – Vizcaino, Luis 1 – Boehringer, Brian 49 – Mussina, Mike 6 – Bruney, Brian 3 – Watson, Allen 1 – Bradley, Ryan 35 – Clemens, Roger 6 – Logan, Boone 3 – Weaver, Jeff 1 – Claussen, Brandon 32 – Hernandez, Orlando 6 – Proctor, Scott 2 – Banks, Willie 1 – Gaudin, Chad 25 – Wells, David 6 – Quantrill, Paul 2 – Choate, Randy 1 – Giese, Dan 24 – Wang, Chien-Ming 5 – Contreras, Jose 2 – Clippard, Tyler 1 – Igawa, Kei 23 – Mendoza, Ramiro 5 – Garcia, Freddy 2 – Laffey, Aaron 1 – Keisler, Randy 23 – Sabathia, CC 5 – Grimsley, Jason 2 – Leiter, Al 1 – Kennedy, Ian 20 – Cone, David 5 – Irabu, Hideki 2 – Marte, Damaso 1 – Lloyd, Graeme 17 – Stanton, Mike 5 – Lieber, Jon 2 – Mitre, Sergio 1 – Loaiza, Esteban 15 – Burnett, A.J. 5 – Lilly, Ted 2 – Myers, Mike 1 – Naulty, Dan 15 – Vazquez, Javier 5 – Pavano, Carl 2 – Osborne, Donovan 1 – Nitkowski, C.J. 13 – Hughes, Phil 4 – Coke, Phil 2 – Phelps, David 1 – Ohlendorf, Ross 13 – Johnson, Randy 4 – Farnsworth, Kyle 2 – Ponson, Sidney 1 – Osuna, Antonio 11 – Chamberlain, Joba 4 – Small, Aaron 2 – Ramirez, Edwar 1 – Park, Chan Ho 11 – Nelson, Jeff 4 – Wade, Cory 2 – Rasner, Darrell 1 – Prinz, Bret 11 – Nova, Ivan 3 – Chacon, Shawn 2 – Veras, Jose 1 – Rapada, Clay 11 – Robertson, David 3 – Colon, Bartolo 2 – White, Gabe 1 – Villone, Ron 10 – Gordon, Tom 3 – Hitchcock, Sterling 2 – Witasick, Jay 1 – Warren, Adam 9 – Brown, Kevin 3 – Karsay, Steve 1 – Albaladejo, Jonathan 1 – Wickman, Bob 8 – Gooden, Dwight 3 – Kelley, Shawn 1 – Anderson, Jason 1 – Williams, Todd 8 – Kuroda, Hiroki 3 – Neagle, Denny 1 – Ayala, Luis 1 – Wood, Kerry 8 – Wright, Jaret 3 – Rogers, Kenny 1 – Beam, T.J. 7 – Sturtze, Tanyon 3 – Soriano, Rafael 1 – Benitez, Armando *Courtesy of the Elias Sports Bureau MOST WIN/SAVE COMBINATIONS, ALL-TIME SAVES FOR CY YOUNG AWARD WINNERS 1. Andy Pettitte/Mariano Rivera (NYY) ........... 72 Mariano Rivera has saved wins for six former Cy Young Award winners (Dwight Gooden, David Cone, Roger Clemens, Randy Johnson, CC 2. Bob Welch/Dennis Eckersley (OAK) ...................... 57 3. Mike Mussina/Mariano Rivera (NYY) ........... 49 Sabathia and Bartolo Colon)…is one of just three pitchers ever to save 4. Dave Stewart/Dennis Eckersley (OAK) ................. 43 wins for six former Cy Young winners…
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