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Veteran reliever ends comeback bid, announcer retirement
Veteran reliever Daniel Bard is ending his comeback bid and will retire, reports WEEI’s Rob Bradford. The 40-year-old Bard signed a minor league contract with the Mariners earlier this summer and had pitched well in a limited look with Seattle’s Triple-A affiliate in Tacoma,
The lefty slugger was a top prospect for Houston after they traded with the Phillies to acquire him more than a decade ago, and the Astros even gave Singleton a contract extension before his MLB debut ...
The American League Comeback Player of the Year market has been an intriguing race that is now showing heavy favoritism toward the Texas Rangers’ Jacob deGrom at -260 odds per FanDuel Sportsbook ...
Francisco Alvarez’s bat is cooking, and the Mets are noticing. The catcher had six homers in his past four games for Triple-A ...
The first rule of surviving as a young player in New York: block out the noise. That’s why Anthony Volpe says he doesn’t pay attention to outside chatter. When snippets do reach the clubhouse, the Yan ...
Deficits are being erased at a more frequent clip of late, and overcoming the Phillies' early lead was the latest example of ...
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Former Blue Jays star looking to make comeback to MLBFor many former MLB star players that had fallen from grace, often they would attempt a comeback to the big leagues with hopes to resurrect their once-promising ...
But the net effect of the growing number of comeback wins in all their various sizes is a confidence among Reds players that they replicate the feat.
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