Can someone type a story about Casey at the Bat or a story about baseball? plss help my time is running out.

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Explanation: From 2009-11, Daniel Bard was a lights-out, 100-mph-throwing reliever for the Red Sox. He was one of the most reliable pitchers in baseball in 2010, putting up a miniscule 1.98 ERA in nearly 75 innings. His pitches also moved ... a lot.And then, starting in 2012, his arm stopped working.

“‘The yips’ is probably the easiest to understand for people,” Bard told MLB.com's Jon Morosi. “I couldn’t throw a baseball for half of ’12, ’13, ’14, ’15, ’16, ’17 -- and then you could probably count the time I was coaching, too -- for 6 1/2 years without thinking about where every part of my body was throughout that throw. Forget trying to hit the target."

Bard struck out 34, walked 37 and hit eight batters in 2012. The Sox sent him down and, after not figuring it out in the Minors, he was waived by the team. Four more teams took a chance on him, but finally, after six frustrating years -- where at times he felt he "was hanging on for dear life" -- he retired in 2017 at the age of 32. The D-backs hired him as a player-mentor.

Perhaps because of the time off not thinking about throwing, Bard's arm began feeling better by the end of 2019 while playing catch with D-backs players. Good enough that they all thought he should give pitching another shot. Bard's family was behind him, he threw some showcases for scouts and he was offered a Minor League deal by the Rockies. He made the club out of Summer Camp and 2,646 days after his last big league appearance, Bard was back on the mound during a July 25, 2020, game against the Rangers. He got the win, telling manager Bud Black once he was back in the dugout, "That was fun."

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the mending wall was written by robert frost