For some scouts, seeing a player succeed in the Major Leagues is refreshing. When you happen to be the scout that spotted Derek Jeter, it's life-affirming.

Kim Jones speaks with Dick Groch, the man who recognized Jeter's talent long before the rest of the world comprehended it, about the All-Star and future Hall of Famer's success as he approaches 3,000 hits.

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Joba Chamberlain and David Robertson are always game for a great interview. The two of them sit down with Kim Jones before the Subway Series (click the image below to watch).

In the interview, both relievers talk about their experiences playing when they were younger, what it was like to NOT pitch in that 15-inning game and Robertson's new reputation as the "Houdini" of the Yankees' pen. Lots of lightheardedness awaits!

Mariano Rivera will be known for a long time as baseball's best closer, but people may not know all his special routines for shutting the door on opponents. Fortunately, he's willing to reveal a few secrets to his recipe!

Some hints:

He always throws 10 to 12 pitches in the bullpen.

He takes two to four steps out of the bullpen before jogging to the mound.

Sometimes he doesn't even need eight pitches on the mound to get ready.

He usually knows which batters he's facing, but not always.

Watch the whole video to uncover it all!

Kimberly Jones talked baseball with Yankees fans prior to the start of Thursday's game. Here is the transcript:

Watch Kimberly Jones chat away with an affable Jeff Francoeur about team chemistry, the Mets' recent success and his love of golf.

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Kimberly Jones chatted before the Yankees took on the Angels Wednesday afternoon.

A baby ray at the Trop. Cownose Rays. Not cowbell, cownose.

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The view from my in-game report -- the seat where Evan's 473-foot home run landed.

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