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Rockies’ Daniel Bard happy to be more than baseball’s feel-good story


If ’s encore season lacks the intrigue and suspense of 2020, that will be fine with him. Last year at this time, the Rockies right-hander faced an uncertain future. He’d impressed the Rockies during a showcase in front of a group of major league scouts, but there were no guarantees. Bard had been absent from the majors for over seven years. (Denver Post)

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Rockies’ Daniel Bard happy to be more than baseball’s feel-good story


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