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How Daniel Bard learned to appreciate challenging World Baseball Classic experience


On the field, ’s World Baseball Classic experience wasn’t great. But he’s since learned how to take that once in a lifetime opportunity and remember it favorably. The Colorado Rockies reliever was part of Team USA’s bullpen in the tournament back in March. It was a rough ride for the 37-year-old, who gave up eight runs across 1.2 innings. (Audacy.com)

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How Daniel Bard learned to appreciate challenging World Baseball Classic experience