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  • Healthy Daniel Bard to keep pitching in minors; Red Sox have no plans to shut down struggling reliever
    ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — It appears time to rebuild Daniel Bard again, and the Red Sox don't plan to shut him down or send him to extended spring training to accomplish that.
  • Today's Boston Red Sox coverage: Will Middlebrooks and Stephen Drew lead the way, John Farrell backs struggling Sox, and more
    Included in today's Red Sox Roundup: The left side of the infield heats up, Daniel Bard continues to work his way back and the Sox blow out the Rays.
  • Red Sox reliever Daniel Bard's struggles, wildness escalate following stint with major league team
    ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Daniel Bard resurrection project appears to be stalled, if not crumbling.
  • Daniel Bard optioned to Double-A Portland, clearing way for Joel Hanrahan's likely activation
    BOSTON — Red Sox reliever Daniel Bard's brief reprise in the majors ended Sunday, when he was optioned to Double-A Portland in a move that was a question of when, not if.
  • Boston Red Sox General Manager talks Alfredo Aceves, Daniel Bard
    Aceves accepted his demotion to Pawtucket "like a pro," said manager John Farrell.
  • Boston Red Sox 2013: You have to be rooting for Daniel Bard
    If Daniel Bard can return to the form that made him a dominant relief pitcher it will be good for the Red Sox, their fans and of course, Daniel Bard.
  • Alfredo Aceves likely on way out with John Lackey, Craig Breslow and Joel Hanrahan returning
    BOSTON — The Red sox have three players coming back soon in John Lackey, Joel Hanrahan, and Craig Breslow, with only two clear spots on the team, Daniel Bard's and Alex Wilson's.
  • Bard excited to be back with Red Sox
    By Tim Britton Providence Journal photo / Ruben W. PerezDaniel Bard at McCoy Stadium, last season. BOSTON -- Daniel Bard is back with the Red Sox. It isn't clear for how long. Bard was officially recalled from Double-A Portland on Wednesday, replacing Steven Wright in the Boston bullpen. Wright had been optioned to Triple-A Pawtucket following Tuesday's loss. Bard may not be with the Red Sox for very long, though, since three different Red Sox relievers are either in the midst of or about to start rehab assignments. Joel Hanrahan, Craig Breslow and Franklin Morales are all, at the moment,...
  • Buster Olney, ESPN, on Sox exploring trade for Aceves
    Buster Olney joins Mut and Merloni to discuss the possibility of the Red Sox trading Aceves and talks about the call up of Daniel Bard.
  • Today's Boston Red Sox coverage: reliever Daniel Bard returns, team offers tickets after rain-shortened blowout, and more
    Alfredo Aceves lasted just 3 1/3 innings in the Sox's worst loss of the season, a 13-0 blowout that was mercifully cut short due to rain.
  • Daniel Bard recalled to Red Sox; knuckleballer Steven Wright optioned
    BOSTON —  The Red Sox will recall Daniel Bard from Double-A Portland, according to the Portland Press Herald. Knuckleballer Steven Wright has been optioned.
  • Today's Boston Red Sox coverage: Ryan Dempster's fastball sitting at 88 mph, Stephen Drew and Daniel Bard rusty in Portland, and more
    Ryan Dempster gave up three runs in five innings in his first Red Sox start, striking out eight and walking four.
  • Former Red Sox reliever Daniel Bard hits another bump
    The pitcher has been sent down to work on his delivery.
  • Red Sox minor league rosters feature some familiar names
    Daniel Bard, Ryan Lavarnway and Xander Bogaerts are among players to watch.
  • Boston Red Sox reliever Daniel Bard may have sealed trip to Triple-A; Clayton Mortensen likely to make team
    Daniel Bard let up three runs in an inning on Wednesday afternoon against the Marlins, an outing that could finalize a decision to send Bard to Triple-A Pawtucket and solidify Clayton Mortensen's place on the roster.