From the long, rolling “Louuuuuuuuu’s” that echoed as Sweet Lou Piniella stepped onto the field, to the playful “Oooooooo’s” when David Cone ran a fastball up and in on John Flaherty, the New York Yankees’ Old Timers’ Day game returned to the Bronx with all its timeless charm.

Rivera is the first and only player to be voted into the Hall of Fame unanimously. He holds the record for the most saves in baseball history (652), he was an All-Star 13 times with the Yankees and he won five championships in pinstripes.

"It seemed like the Yankees kind of lost track of me there for about 10 years," Nettles said. "I'm back. I feel good about being back."