Arlington was the latest stop in the Mariano Rivera “farewell tour,” as the Yankees closer was reunited with former teammate John Wetteland, and was presented with a gift and charitable donation from the Rangers.

In a pregame ceremony, Rangers CEO Nolan Ryan was on hand to present a $5,000 donation to Rivera’s charitable foundation, and later Wetteland gave Rivera a cowboy hat and boots with the Yankees' logo.

Wetteland and Rivera were teammates from 1995-96, and on the Yankees' World Series-winning team in 1996, the two formed a dominant bullpen duo with Rivera as setup man and Wetteland as closer.

In Thursday’s game, Rivera came in to pitch the ninth to save a 2-0 Yankees' victory, marking his 40th career save against Texas.

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