Daniel Bard wins MLB Players Association NL Comeback Player of the Year
Posted Dec 6, 2020
Daniel Bard made his return to the majors in 2020 after not pitching in the big leagues for over seven years. The Rockies signed the 35-year-old righthander, who had retired from baseball in 2017 after a minor league stint with the Mets, to a minor league contract in February. Bard’s return went so well he became the Rockies' closer during the season.
(Boston Globe)
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