Bernardino Thrives in Colorado After Boston Trade

0:00On March 29, Boston Red Sox shook up their bullpen last November by trading reliever Brennan Bernadino to the Colorado Rockies for minor league, prospect Brayden Ward. Bernadino had been one of their most dependable arms over the past three seasons, key in pushing them to the playoffs last year. The socks likely saw his age at 34, and dropping strikeout numbers as signs to move on, even though he was steady in high leverage spots. Bernadino took it in stride, saying trays like this happen in baseball, and he's thrilled to be in Colorado. He called his Boston days a dream come true. His first real shot at the big leagues with great people in a top-notch city. This marks his fifth major league organization, and third team, since debuting with the Seattle Mariners back in 2022. At an age when many pitchers hang it up, he's pumped to keep learning from vets and honing his game. Many days in Colorado look solid, with the scoreless inning across his first two outings. Keep an eye on how he settles into that thin air up high.

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