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After 10 years and a career revival, Daniel Bard made his return to Fenway Park


Returning to Boston's Fenway Park where his pro career both began — and temporarily unraveled — on Monday stood as a defining moment for Colorado Rockies pitcher and a career marked with both adversity and triumph. "I think I’m more proud that I’m here right now than what I did last year or even what I did back in Boston as a player." (Boston.com)

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After 10 years and a career revival, Daniel Bard made his return to Fenway Park


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