It hasn't always been sunshine and rainbows for former Boston Red Sox reliever Daniel Bard. Bard, a fan favorite in Boston and with the team from 2009 until 2013, has been through it all in his professional baseball career.
Veteran reliever Daniel Bard is ending his comeback bid and will retire, reports WEEI’s Rob Bradford.
Daniel Bard, who was trying to make a comeback with the Seattle Mariners, has retired at the age of 40. The retirement is listed on his MLB player page and was picked up by Colorado Rockies' Insider Patrick Lyons.
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One former member of the Boston Red Sox has seemingly decided to call it a career. Former Red Sox flamethrower Daniel Bard spent the first five seasons of his career in Boston.
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
In need of bullpen help any place that they can find it, the Seattle Mariners have signed almost 40-year-old reliever Daniel Bard to a minor league contract.
As the Seattle Mariners' major league ball club got itself prepared for a Wednesday night matchup with the Baltimore Orioles, the front office was busy finalizing an interesting signing.
The Mariners are in agreement with veteran reliever Daniel Bard, reports Rob Bradford of WEEI. The ISE Baseball client will head to the team’s Arizona complex for some work before reporting to Triple-A Tacoma.
He’s drawing interest from a variety of clubs, including some West Division contenders in each league.
The 2026 season hasn't gone as planned for many MLB players. These 30 players stand out as the biggest disappointments for their respective teams.
Veteran right-hander Daniel Bard missed the 2024 season after undergoing surgery to repair the flexor tendon in his right elbow. He sat down with Rob Bradford on the Baseball Isn’t Boring Podcast eight months ago to discuss how the injury impacts his mindset, his daily routine and to give an inside look into the life of an injured pitcher.
Daniel Bard is losing the entire 2024 season to injury. The Rockies reliever underwent arthroscopic surgery to fix a meniscus tear in his left knee in February.
Daniel Bard’s 2024 season has ended due to injuries, starting with tearing the meniscus in his left knee while simply just playing catch, he would undergo surgery, that injury was only supposed to keep him out for 5-7 weeks but then he had surgery on the flexor tendon in his right elbow which ultimately ended his season.
Colorado Rockies reliever Daniel Bard is set to undergo season-ending surgery, the latest setback in a career which has seen a number of highs and lows.
The Rockies are evaluating righties Justin Lawrence and Tyler Kinley as potential closing options in camp, writes Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post. Both pitchers held the ninth inning at points last season and are battling for the job to open this year.
According to a report from MLB.com, Colorado Rockies' reliever Daniel Bard got better-than-expected news on his injured knee. Per Thomas Harding of MLB.com: Better-than-expected news on #Rockies reliever Daniel Bard's left knee.
The 38-year-old is entering the second season of a two-year, $19MM contract extension to which the Rockies signed him prior to the 2022 trade deadline.
While many enjoyed the action on Opening Day of the MLB season, Colorado Rockies closer Daniel Bard bravely decided to take a break from the game for his mental health.
Daniel Bard discussed the sinker he threw which broke the thumb of Astros second baseman Jose Altuve at the World Baseball Classic.
Bard is set to sign a two-year, $19 million contract extension with Colorado.
Bard has recorded 21 saves this season for the Rockies in 23 save opportunities with 43 strikeouts and 20 hits allowed.
The Colorado Rockies are bringing back their primary closer from the 2021 season for another go-around.
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