Rhinos sign P David Harden
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"(Getting picked up) is my ultimate goal, especially never having been in affiliated ball here in the States,” Harden said . “But it’s a new opportunity. I love it here, I do. I looked at it that if things don’t work out over here and I come back here and that’s the worst thing that could happen, that would be awesome. I like it here so much. But being later in the year, if I stayed there’s no guarantee if I kept throwing well that I’d get an opportunity with affiliated ball. So I just decided to take the risk and try something new.” [quote courtesy of Somerville NJ News mycentraljersey.com]